Ginger Orange Peach
$11.95
Description
Ginger Orange Peach from Nelson's Tea brings together spicy ginger, juicy peach, and zesty orange over a smooth green tea foundation. Sencha and chun mei leaves form the base, lending a light, grassy character that carries the other flavors well. Ginger root warms each sip, while dried peach pieces and orange peel add fruity sweetness. Marigold petals finish the blend with a pop of color.
The cup tastes equally delicious hot or poured over ice. This loose-leaf tea suits afternoon breaks and offers a moderate caffeine lift without feeling heavy on the palate.
Benefits of Ginger Orange Peach
- Green tea leaves naturally contain antioxidants that may support overall wellness with regular sipping.
- Ginger root has been valued for centuries for its warming quality and may help ease digestion after meals.
- Orange peel supplies a small amount of vitamin C along with a bright citrus note that lifts the cup.
- This ginger peach pairing creates a balanced flavor that feels both refreshing in the summer and comforting in cooler months.
- Moderate caffeine levels provide a gentle energy boost, making the blend well-suited for daytime drinking.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Flavor: A lively pairing of warm, spicy ginger with ripe peach sweetness and a hint of fresh citrus from orange peel, all resting on a clean green tea base.
Ingredients: Sencha green tea, chun mei green tea, ginger root, orange peel, dried peaches, marigold petals, and natural flavoring.
- Caffeine level: Medium
- Body: Light to medium
- Brewing time: 1 minute
- Brewing temperature: 175°F (80°C)
- Brewing preparation: Place 1 to 2 teaspoons of loose tea into 8 oz of hot water. Let the leaves steep for 1 minute, then strain and serve.
- For iced tea: Double the leaves, brew in hot water as directed above, then pour the finished tea straight over ice.
FAQs
Does Ginger Orange Peach tea have caffeine?
Yes. Since the blend is built on a green tea base, every cup carries a moderate amount of natural caffeine.
What time of day works best for this tea?
It fits mornings or early afternoons nicely, when a light caffeine hit can give a soft energy boost.
Can the blend be served cold?
Absolutely. Double the leaves, brew as usual, and pour the result over ice for a crisp, fruity refresher.
Should any sweetener be added?
Not really. Peach and orange peel bring natural sweetness, though a little honey or sugar works if preferred.
How should the loose leaves be stored?
Keep them in an airtight tin, away from light, heat, and strong odors, to hold onto freshness longer.
