01Hot
- Amount
- 1 teaspoon (3g)
- Water
- 100°C freshly boiled
- Time
- 3 minutes
Longer steeping brings out more sweetness and body.
For a tea that feels like a little treat, try Liquorice Root. Its naturally sweet flavour, subtle anise-like notes and rounded body make a rich, lingering herbal cup.
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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Anyone who wants natural sweetness in the cup; it also sweetens other herbal teas.
Perhaps not if you're avoiding liquorice. Try Mekong Cinnamon Tea
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Caffeine-free herbal
For a tea that feels like a little treat, try Liquorice Root. Its naturally sweet flavour, subtle anise-like notes and rounded body make a rich, lingering herbal cup.
The story
For a tea that feels like a little treat, try Liquorice Root. Its naturally sweet flavour, subtle anise-like notes and rounded body make a rich, lingering herbal cup.
Warm and distinctive, it is delicious sipped slowly after a meal. Enjoy plain to savour the root’s sweetness, with no sweetener needed to bring out its character.
How to brew it
01Hot
Longer steeping brings out more sweetness and body.
02Iced
Strain and serve over ice for a chilled sweet treat.
03Blending
Use to sweeten peppermint, chamomile or other blends naturally.
Shop tip: Give the root pieces a good five minutes if you want the fullest sweetness. Three minutes is gentler and still plenty flavourful.
Made for moments like
When you want something sweet to finish on but dessert feels like too much. The kettle does the job.
No caffeine, plenty of flavour, and that lingering sweetness makes the last cup of the day feel like a treat.
Trying to cut back on the sweet stuff? This scratches the itch without the downsides.
Weighing it up?
Liquorice & Peppermint TeaChoose this if you want cooling mint alongside the sweetness rather than pure liquorice.From £4.80
Mekong Cinnamon TeaChoose this if you prefer warm, woody sweetness over anise notes.From £3.75
Organic Chamomile TeaChoose this if you want soft floral calm rather than bold sweetness.From £5.45
Good questions
This herbal infusion is naturally caffeine-free.
For a tea that feels like a little treat, try Liquorice Root. Its naturally sweet flavour, subtle anise-like notes and rounded body make a rich, lingering herbal cup. Warm and distinctive, it is delicious sipped slowly after a meal. Enjoy plain to savour the root’s sweetness, with no sweetener needed to bring out its character.
At about 3g per cup, 50g makes roughly 16 cups and 100g about 33 cups. Adjust the amount to suit your taste.
Keep it sealed in the pouch or an airtight container, somewhere cool and dry, away from heat and strong aromas.
Contains liquorice. People with hypertension should avoid excessive consumption. Avoid during pregnancy, in line with NHS guidance. If you take medicines or have a heart or kidney condition, check with a pharmacist or doctor before drinking.
For a tea that feels like a little treat, try Liquorice Root. Its naturally sweet flavour, subtle anise-like notes and rounded body make a rich, lingering herbal cup.
Warm and distinctive, it is delicious sipped slowly after a meal. Enjoy plain to savour the root’s sweetness, with no sweetener needed to bring out its character.
Sweet • Rounded • Aromatic
Liquorice Root
Contains liquorice. People suffering from hypertension should avoid excessive consumption. Avoid during pregnancy, in line with NHS guidance. If you take medicines or have a heart or kidney condition, check with a pharmacist or doctor before drinking.
Liquorice root: NIH research overview.
Keep sealed, cool and dry, away from sunlight and strong aromas.
For liquorice sweetness with a cooling finish, compare Liquorice & Peppermint. For a mellow infusion without liquorice, try Rooibos.
Choose your pouch and find your favourite way to enjoy it.