01Hot
- Amount
- 1 heaped tsp (about 1.5g)
- Water
- 250ml freshly boiled
- Time
- 5 minutes, covered
Cover the mug or pot to keep the aromatic oils in the cup.
Peppermint, eucalyptus, liquorice and rosemary make a fresh, aromatic herbal blend with a sweet finish.
50gTry it first, or keep a few different teas open.
100gA sensible everyday pouch for most tea drinkers.
200g+Best when it is already part of your tea shelf.
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A bright, minty-herbal cup to sit beside the laptop instead of another coffee.
Perhaps not if you're avoiding liquorice. Try Peppermint Tea →
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Peppermint, eucalyptus, liquorice, rosemary, rose petals
Growing origin not yet confirmed.

Caffeine-free herbal blend
Focus layers cool peppermint and brisk eucalyptus over savoury rosemary and sweet liquorice, finishing with a soft rose note. A minty cup with enough depth to hold your attention.
The story
Plain peppermint is lovely, but sometimes you want a bit more plot. Focus starts in familiar territory, cool, clean mint, then eucalyptus sharpens the edges and rosemary adds an herbal, almost savoury line underneath. The liquorice root brings a rounded sweetness without any added sugar, and rose petals soften the finish so it does not end too abruptly.
The result is a fresh, layered cup that works just as well mid-morning beside the laptop as it does after dinner. Because there is no tea leaf involved, you can drink it whenever the mood takes you. Hot is the usual choice, but it also makes a surprisingly good iced infusion if you brew it strong, cool it quickly and pour it over plenty of ice.
Available in five sizes, from a 50g pouch for a trial run to a full kilogram if it becomes a regular habit. Keep it sealed and somewhere cool; those aromatic herbs lose their brightness if left open near the biscuit tin.
How to brew it
01Hot
Cover the mug or pot to keep the aromatic oils in the cup.
02Iced
Strain over a full glass of ice and top up with cold water.
03Second steep
A lighter cup but still worthwhile; the rosemary comes through more.
Shop tip: Keep the lid on while it steeps. Eucalyptus and peppermint oils are volatile and escape with the steam.
Made for moments like
When another coffee feels like too much but plain water is not quite the ticket. Minty, refreshing, no caffeine crash.
The mint and eucalyptus freshen things up. A traditional after-dinner choice in many households.
Caffeine-free means you can have a pot without watching the clock. Good company for a book.
Weighing it up?
Peppermint TeaChoose Peppermint if you want pure, simple mint with nothing else in the pot.From £3.20
Liquorice & Peppermint TeaChoose Liquorice & Peppermint if you like mint and sweetness but can skip the eucalyptus.From £4.40
Mint MixChoose Mint Mix for a softer, sweeter mint blend of peppermint and spearmint.From £3.25
Good questions
Cool peppermint leads, eucalyptus adds a brisk edge, rosemary brings an herbal note, liquorice root sweetens naturally, and rose petals soften the finish. Fresher and more layered than plain peppermint.
No. There is no tea leaf, maté or other caffeine source, so it is naturally caffeine-free. You can drink it any time of day or night.
Milk is not a natural fit here. The mint, eucalyptus and rose are best enjoyed on their own. Try it black first.
Using about 1.5g per cup, the 50g pouch makes roughly 33 cups, 100g around 66, and the 1kg bag around 660 cups.
This blend contains liquorice root. NHS guidance advises avoiding liquorice during pregnancy, and high consumption is linked to raised blood pressure. Check with a health professional if you have concerns.
Focus is a fresh, layered herbal infusion in which cool peppermint and eucalyptus meet savoury rosemary, liquorice sweetness and a soft rose finish.
Fresh • Minty • Floral
Peppermint leads, eucalyptus keeps the cup brisk, rosemary adds an herbal line and liquorice root leaves a rounded sweetness. Rose softens the finish. Try it if plain peppermint feels too simple; choose another infusion if you dislike liquorice or eucalyptus.
Peppermint, eucalyptus, liquorice root, rosemary and rose petals. The current Shopify record does not provide percentages or a separate formal ingredient field, so contact Porter Hill if you need the current pack or supplier declaration for dietary or allergy reasons.
This is editorial guidance because the current product record has no pack brewing instruction. Drink it without milk first, or brew a little stronger, remove the herbs, cool promptly and serve over ice.
No tea leaf, maté or other usual caffeine source is named, and the product is sold as naturally caffeine-free. “Focus” is the blend name, not a promise to improve attention, memory or concentration.
This blend contains liquorice root. NHS pregnancy guidance advises avoiding herbal teas containing liquorice root, and UK toxicity guidance identifies hypertension as the main adverse effect associated with high liquorice consumption. Seek appropriate advice if you are pregnant, have high blood pressure, take relevant medicines or have been told to avoid liquorice.
Available in 50 g, 100 g, 250 g, 500 g and 1 kg choices. Read the Focus herbal tea guide for flavour, brewing and ingredient context.
Keep sealed, cool and dry, away from heat, sunlight and strong aromas.
What does Focus taste like? Peppermint, eucalyptus, liquorice and rosemary make a fresh, aromatic herbal blend with a sweet finish.
Does Focus contain caffeine? No. There is no tea leaf in it, so it is naturally caffeine-free and suits an evening cup.
How do I brew Focus? Use one heaped teaspoon per cup with freshly boiled water and steep for 5 minutes. Taste it, then adjust the time next round rather than stewing the leaves.
How should I store Focus? Keep the pouch sealed and somewhere cool, dry and dark, away from strong smells like coffee or spices.
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