Herbal Tea

What is Herbal tea? Did you know that herbal tea doesn’t actually contain tea leaves? Many herbal tea varieties are concocted using diverse combinations such as fruit peels, leaves, herbs, and flowers. Here at N&S to differentiate between these we call ...

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Herbal Tea FAQs

How do I choose a herbal infusion?

Start with the ingredient list and the flavours you enjoy, such as mint, flowers or warming spices. Blends can contain several botanicals, so check the full list for each product.

Are all herbal blends caffeine-free?

Check each blend’s ingredients and caffeine information. The word herbal alone does not confirm that a blend contains no caffeinated ingredients.

How should I brew a herbal infusion?

Follow the brewing instructions for the particular blend. Different ingredients need different amounts and infusion times; strain when the flavour is right for you.

About Herbal Tea

What is Herbal tea?

Did you know that herbal tea doesn’t actually contain tea leaves? Many herbal tea varieties are concocted using diverse combinations such as fruit peels, leaves, herbs, and flowers. Here at N&S to differentiate between these we call one lot ‘pure herbal’ the other lot ‘herbal blend’. Both refreshing and delicious, herbal teas are a light, caffeine-free tea alternative.


Types of Herbal Tea

Lemon and ginger, peppermint, and chamomile are the three most common types of herbal tea. We’ve taken these herbal tea flavours and put our own spin on them. All of our kinds of herbal tea are made with organic ingredients, we only use natural ingredients to produce teas that are as good for you as they are for our planet.  


Is drinking Herbal tea good for you?

Drinking organic loose leaf herbal tea is great for your physical health and calming for your mind. Naturally decaffeinated, herbal tea offers a moment of warming relaxation. Sweet and yet sugar-free, herbal teas have been used as natural remedies for thousands of years. Chamomile tea is known for its soothing, calming properties that relax you into improved sleep and brightened mood. Peppermint tea supports your digestive health and can ease a wide array of stomach aches and pains in the gut. Herbal teas containing ginger help boost immunity and fight off inflammation and nausea.