Taylors of Harrogate Lemon & Ginger Herbal Tea – Carbon Neutral Cup for Sustainable Kitchens
Taylors of Harrogate Lemon & Ginger Herbal Tea – Carbon Neutral Cup for Sustainable Kitchens
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Why you'll love it
- Caffeine-free formulation makes it safe to drink late in the day without affecting sleep
- Ginger-led blend (37%) offers natural digestive and warming wellness benefits beyond flavor
- Carbon Neutral, Rainforest Alliance, and Ethical Tea Partnership certifications reassure sustainability-minded buyers
- Individually wrapped and tagged tea bags preserve flavor and offer grab-and-go convenience at the office or while traveling
- Trusted Yorkshire-based British brand with a recognizable heritage identity across black, green, and herbal varieties
- Single tea bag per cup delivers consistent quality with a simple 4-5 minute steep
- Strong, authentic lemon flavor that tastes like real fruit juice rather than grassy or plain
- Doesn't taste artificial despite extra flavorings
- Smooth taste with no bitter aftertaste, requires little to no added sweetener
- Doesn't need much added to taste good on its own
- Each tea bag can be reused for 2-3 cups of tea (value/economy)
- Provides a good energy boost (alternative to coffee)
- Can be brewed over ice for a refreshing cold drink
- Subscribe & Save pricing is considered a great value
- Tastes fresh and intense, not stale
- Helps maintain weight and stabilize blood sugar
- Provides antioxidant benefits from lemon and ginger
Perfect for
- Warming caffeine-free beverage for evening wind-down without disrupting sleep
- Post-meal digestive aid thanks to the 37% ginger content
- Soothing hot drink during cold and flu season for throat comfort
- Everyday morning or afternoon tea ritual with individually portioned freshness
- Curated gift box pairing for tea lovers exploring the full Taylors of Harrogate range
- Drinking before bed as part of a bedtime routine to help with sleep and relaxation
- Settling a sour stomach caused by medications like Ozempic
- Replacing espresso coffee for people seeking intense flavors
- Drinking over ice with local honey as a cold beverage
- Soothing dry throat from environmental irritants like brush fire smoke
- Easing sore throat and cold symptoms
- Increasing metabolism and helping maintain/manage weight and blood sugar
- Providing relief during illness when combined with manuka honey
- Using one tea bag for 2-3 cups of tea to stretch the product
Product Information
Zesty and Warming, Caffeine-Free infusion Ingredients: Ginger (37%), apple, sweet blackberry leaves, acid: citric acid, lemongrass, natural lemon-lime flavoring (4%), natural lime flavouring, roasted chicory root, silver lime flowers, lemon peel (1%), galangal. For the perfect cup use one tea bag. Add freshly boiled water and infuse for 4-5 minutes. Serve pure. 20 individually wrapped and tagged tea bags. Taylors of Harrogate is Carbon Neutral Certified, a member of the Ethical Tea Partnership, and Rainforest Alliance Certified.
Product Dimensions : 3.54 x 3.15 x 4.72 inches; 1.41 ounces Item model number : 5348 UPC : 615357122253 Manufacturer : TAYLORS OF HARROGATE Units : 20 Count Best Sellers Rank: #813 in Grocery & Gourmet Food
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this tea a good everyday staple for the kitchen pantry?
Yes, the 20-count box is sized perfectly for regular home use, and the individually wrapped bags keep every cup as fresh as the first. It's a versatile choice for breakfast, afternoon tea, or evening relaxation.
Can I serve this to guests with a traditional teapot and saucer?
Yes, the tagged tea bag design is built for traditional service. The paper tag and string make it easy to remove the bag cleanly, and the look feels right at home on a hospitality tray or afternoon tea spread.
Is this safe for the whole family to drink, including kids and pregnant women?
The blend is caffeine-free and contains no sugar, making it a family-friendly option. Pregnant women often find ginger tea soothing, though we recommend consulting your healthcare provider for individual guidance during pregnancy.
Does this tea work for both hot and iced preparation at home?
Yes, brew it hot with freshly boiled water for a 4-5 minute steep, or chill it over ice with a drizzle of local honey for a refreshing cold drink. The bold flavor holds up well in either format.
How does the packaging hold up in a busy household?
Each tea bag is individually foil-sealed, which keeps the contents fresh but does create small wrappers to manage. The outer box is sturdy and stores neatly on a pantry shelf, countertop, or tea drawer.
Is this tea good for serving during cold and flu season?
Yes, the warming ginger and soothing lemon make it a comforting option when family members are feeling under the weather. Many customers keep a steady supply on hand specifically for cold season throat and chest comfort.
Will the individually wrapped bags create a lot of waste?
The foil wrappers do create a small amount of packaging waste per cup, but the brand's Carbon Neutral, Rainforest Alliance, and Ethical Tea Partnership certifications reflect a commitment to environmental responsibility across the supply chain.
How many cups can I get from one box?
The 20-count box provides 20 full-flavor cups, but if you reuse each bag for 2-3 cups, you can stretch it to 40-60 cups. Many home drinkers reuse bags throughout the day for a more economical brew.
Does this tea complement other teas in a home collection?
Yes, it pairs well with traditional black teas like English Breakfast, Earl Grey, Darjeeling, and Assam, offering a caffeine-free herbal option for evening hours without sacrificing flavor variety.
Is the lemon flavor strong enough to drink without sweetener?
Yes, the blend of real lemon peel and lemongrass delivers a bright, authentic citrus taste that most drinkers enjoy without added sugar. The natural smoothness means you can skip the sweetener entirely if preferred.
How does this compare to other herbal teas I can buy at the grocery store?
Taylors of Harrogate stands apart with 37% ginger root as the leading ingredient, organic certification, and three independent sustainability credentials. The flavor is bolder, fresher, and more authentic than typical grocery-store herbal blends.
Is this better than drugstore-brand lemon ginger tea?
Yes, the higher ginger content, real fruit ingredients, and premium sourcing produce a noticeably fresher, more intense flavor. Drugstore alternatives often rely on artificial flavorings and contain less of the beneficial ginger root.
How does this compare to fresh ginger tea I make at home?
While fresh ginger tea has its merits, this blend offers the convenience of pre-portioned bags and the added complexity of lemon peel, lemongrass, and galangal. It's a more layered, balanced cup than plain fresh ginger, and ready in 4-5 minutes.
I'm worried the lemon will taste artificial, will it?
No, customers consistently praise the authentic, real-fruit lemon taste. The blend uses lemon peel and lemongrass rather than synthetic flavorings, resulting in a bright, natural citrus profile.
Will my guests actually enjoy this if they're not herbal tea fans?
Yes, the approachable lemon-forward flavor wins over even non-herbal-tea drinkers. It's a safe, crowd-pleasing option for hosting, especially for guests avoiding caffeine later in the day.
Is this an affordable daily tea option?
Yes, the Subscribe & Save pricing and the ability to reuse each bag for multiple cups make this a budget-friendly daily option. The 50-count box offers additional savings for heavy tea drinkers.
How do I brew the perfect cup of Taylors of Harrogate Lemon & Ginger tea?
Use one tea bag per cup, pour freshly boiled water over it, and steep for 4-5 minutes. Remove the bag with the attached tag and enjoy. For iced tea, brew a concentrated cup, let it cool, then pour over ice with a drizzle of local honey if desired.
Can I reuse a single tea bag for multiple cups?
Yes, the flavor remains robust for 2-3 cups per bag. Many customers brew a single bag and top up with hot water throughout the day to stretch the box further and enjoy a more economical cup.
How should I store the tea to keep it fresh?
Keep the box in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and strong odors. Each tea bag is individually foil-sealed, so even after opening the box, the remaining bags will stay fresh. There's no need to transfer them to a separate container.
Is this tea compatible with sweeteners, milk, or honey?
Yes, the blend pairs beautifully with manuka honey for throat comfort, local honey for iced tea, and a splash of milk if you prefer a creamier cup. However, most drinkers find the natural lemon and ginger flavor smooth enough to enjoy without any additions.
Will this tea work in a standard teapot or only in a mug?
It works in both. The tagged tea bag design is built for traditional teapot service, and a single bag works well in a standard 8-12 oz mug. For larger teapots, use one bag per 8 oz of water and adjust steeping time to taste.
What's in the box when I open it?
Each 20-count box contains 20 individually foil-wrapped and tagged tea bags. No additional accessories are required to brew. A 50-count box is also available for those who want a larger supply.
Is this product safe for people with dietary restrictions?
The blend is caffeine-free, contains no added sugar, and uses only herbal ingredients. It is also organic certified. If you have specific allergies or medical conditions, always check the ingredient list on the box and consult your healthcare provider if unsure.
Does this tea have an expiration date?
Yes, like all packaged teas, it has a best-before date printed on the box. Because each bag is individually foil-sealed, freshness is preserved long after opening the outer package, so you can enjoy every cup at peak quality.
What's the difference between herbal tea and traditional black or green tea?
Herbal teas, sometimes called tisanes, are made from herbs, fruits, roots, and flowers rather than the Camellia sinensis plant used for black, green, oolong, and white teas. This means herbal blends are naturally caffeine-free, while traditional teas contain caffeine. Herbal teas are typically chosen for wellness, relaxation, and flavor rather than a caffeine boost.

