Ahmad Tea Lemon & Ginger Fruit & Herbal Infusion – 20 Teabags

Description

Ahmad Tea’s invigorating Lemon & Ginger Infusion mixes cleansing power with convenience. Sip yourself to a brighter day with this perfectly balanced, revitalising blend of lemon, ginger, apple and hibiscus – all in one handy teabag. Often added to hot water for their invigorating properties, lemon and ginger are a classic combination the world over. Our Tea Masters have done the hard work for you with this blend, delivering a warming and uplifting fruit and herbal tea, with a kick. Zesty lemon peel, exotic lemongrass and fiery ginger lend their bold flavours, while a base of sweet apple and hibiscus gives a rich backnote. Straw-gold in colour and punchy with fragrant aromas, this is a herbal tea to truly awaken the senses. Ahmad Tea’s Lemon & Ginger Infusion is naturally caffeine-free, so it’s perfect morning, noon or night. We like it best with just hot water, but why not try it cold for a different take? Simply steep the teabag to extract all the goodness, then dilute with iced water. Serve over ice with a slice of lemon for an energising refresher. Ahmad Tea’s Lemon & Ginger Infusion teabags are individually foil-wrapped for freshness, so you can always have a fresh-tasting herbal tea on hand, with no fresh ingredients necessary. Ahmad Tea is a family-run British business built on four generations of tea expertise. For over 25 years, we have pioneered high quality, great-tasting tea in more than 80 countries worldwide. It is our mission to ‘improve lives, one cup of tea at a time’ and we are proud to give back by leading major charitable projects. These include child welfare, clean water, hospitals and more in both the UK and further afield. We also work with the Ethical Tea Partnership to ensure sustainability is at the heart of our sourcing. It’s said that every day, 29 million cups of Ahmad tea are enjoyed around the world. In which case, it must be time to put the kettle on….
Apple, Ginger, Lemongrass, Hibiscus, Lemon peel, Natural flavouring