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Winter Herbal Blends
Explore botanical blends for cold-day tea breaks. Choose by flavour, check the ingredients and follow the individual brewing instructions.
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Loose leaf · packed in Yorkshire
About Winter Herbal Blends
Put the kettle on for a cold-day tea break. Explore warming flavours and botanical blends, then choose the ingredients you enjoy.
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Warming winter brews
Winter herbal blends for cold-day comfort
When frost settles and the evenings draw in, a proper warming tea makes all the difference. This collection brings together caffeine-free herbal blends built around spices, fruits and botanicals that suit the colder months. Expect cinnamon, ginger, apple and berry notes across the range, brewed hot and held in both hands.
From the traditional spiced warmth of Kadha Tonic to the fruity depth of Spiced Apple and Bramble, these loose leaf blends cover a good spread of winter flavours. Mekong Cinnamon Tea offers something a bit different, with its pure cinnamon character. All four are caffeine-free, making them right for evening cups or anyone avoiding caffeine altogether.
These teas suit folk who want something flavourful without reaching for the biscuit tin every time. Drink them straight, or add a splash of honey if that's your way. We hand-pack every order in Yorkshire.
How to choose
Follow the spice level
Kadha Tonic and Mekong Cinnamon Tea lean into warming spices like ginger and cinnamon. Spiced Apple and Bramble are gentler, with fruit taking the lead. Pick based on how much heat you want.
Think about your evening
All four blends are naturally caffeine-free, so they work well after supper. No need to check labels or worry about lying awake. Brew a pot and settle in.
Match to your mood
Fruity and comforting suits a quiet night in. Something spicier works when you need a bit of warming through after being out in the cold.
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Ginger Tea: How to Make It with Fresh Root or Loose LeafAre winter herbal teas caffeine-free?
All four blends in this collection are naturally caffeine-free. They contain herbs, spices and fruit rather than tea leaves from the Camellia sinensis plant, so there's no caffeine to worry about.
How do I brew loose leaf herbal tea?
Use freshly boiled water and steep for five to seven minutes. Herbal blends like these can handle longer brewing without turning bitter, so leave them a bit longer if you want more intensity.
Can I drink herbal tea in the evening?
These blends are all caffeine-free, making them suitable for evening drinking. Brew a cup after supper and you won't be kept awake by it.
What does kadha tea taste like?
Kadha Tonic has a warming, spiced character with ginger, tulsi and cinnamon. It's robust and aromatic, the sort of thing that warms you through on a cold night.
Do winter teas contain real fruit?
Spiced Apple contains apple pieces, and Bramble is built around elderberry, blackcurrant and hibiscus. You'll taste genuine fruit notes rather than anything artificial.