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Lemon ginger Green Tea

Lemon ginger Green Tea

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Product Story & Origin

Three Wellness Powerhouses. One Perfect Cup.

Green tea, lemongrass, and ginger root are three of the most celebrated wellness ingredients on earth each with its own thousands of years of history in traditional medicine, each with its own remarkable concentration of health-supporting compounds, and each with its own distinct and beautiful flavor. Together, they create something that is greater than the sum of its parts.

At Palm Beach Teas, our Lemon Ginger Green Tea brings these three powerhouses together in a light, refreshing, and genuinely invigorating loose leaf blend. The clean, antioxidant-rich green tea base provides the foundation. Fresh lemongrass used for centuries in Southeast Asian medicine and cuisine for its bright, citrusy, calming properties adds a distinctive zesty lift that is entirely its own. Warming ginger root celebrated across Asia, the Middle East, and the Caribbean for its digestive and anti-inflammatory benefits adds spiced depth and a pleasant warming tingle that lingers beautifully on the finish.

The result is a wellness tea that is genuinely delicious not a medicinal cup you force yourself to drink, but a light, bright, invigorating blend you genuinely look forward to. Perfect for morning rituals, afternoon resets, post-meal digestive support, or anytime you want a cup that makes your body and mind feel genuinely good. This is premium loose leaf wellness tea at its most vibrant and its most honest.

 

Ingredients & Tasting Notes

Ingredient

Flavor Contribution

Tasting Note

Green Tea Base

Clean, light, antioxidant foundation

Smooth, slightly grassy, fresh

Lemongrass

Bright, citrusy, floral zest

Lemony, aromatic, gently sweet

Ginger Root

Warming, spicy, invigorating depth

Spiced warmth, pleasant tingle

 

Light Caffeine  |  Zesty & Warming  |  Digestive Support  |  Natural Wellness  |  Premium Loose Leaf

 

Health Benefits & Wellness Properties

Ingredient / Property

Wellness Benefit

Green Tea EGCG

Powerful antioxidant that supports heart health, brain function, metabolism, and cellular protection. One of the most studied natural wellness compounds.

Lemongrass (Citral)

Contains citral a powerful antibacterial and antifungal compound. Supports digestive health, reduces anxiety, and has anti-inflammatory properties.

Lemongrass Aromatherapy

The scent of lemongrass actively reduces cortisol levels and promotes calm, clear mental focus. Every cup is a micro-aromatherapy session.

Ginger Gingerols

Active compounds in ginger that reduce nausea, support digestion, ease bloating, improve circulation, and provide anti-inflammatory benefits.

Immune Support Trio

Green tea antioxidants + lemongrass antibacterials + ginger anti-inflammatories = a powerful natural immune-supporting combination.

Digestive Comfort

Both lemongrass and ginger are traditional digestive aids making this an excellent post-meal tea that soothes the stomach and supports gut health.

 

Note: Based on general nutritional knowledge. Not intended as medical advice.

 

Brewing Guide

Water Temp

Steep Time

Tea Amount

Serving Size

175–185°F / 80–85°C

3–4 minutes

1 tsp per 8 oz

8–12 oz

 

Pro Tips for Lemon Ginger Green Tea

•       Brew at 175–185°F not boiling. The green tea base is delicate and will turn bitter at higher temperatures.

•       Steep 3 minutes for a lighter, lemongrass-forward cup. Four minutes develops more ginger warmth and depth.

•       Add a fresh slice of ginger root and a slice of lemon to the cup for an enhanced wellness experience and beautiful presentation.

•       Excellent as a post-meal digestive tea the combination of lemongrass and ginger actively supports digestion and reduces bloating.

•       For iced lemon ginger green tea: brew double-strength, cool, pour over ice with fresh mint and a squeeze of lemon.

•       Try mixing with cold sparkling water and honey for a natural wellness sparkling tea drink.

 

Food Pairing & Mood Guide

Mood

Food Pairing

Best Occasion

Refreshed & Invigorated

Lemon tart, ginger cookies, citrus sorbet

Morning wellness ritual

Light & Cleansing

Cucumber salad, steamed fish, sushi

Post-meal digestive support

Vibrant & Uplifted

Lemon bars, matcha mochi, tropical fruit

Midday energy reset

Warm & Comforting

Ginger biscuits, lemon drizzle cake, honey toast

Rainy day comfort ritual

Focused & Energized

Green smoothie, almonds, rice cakes

Pre-workout or study session

 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What does Lemon Ginger Green Tea taste like?
Lemon Ginger Green Tea is bright, zesty, and warming. The lemongrass provides a fresh citrus character that is more floral and aromatic than regular lemon, while ginger adds a gentle spicy warmth. The green tea base ties everything together with a light, clean finish.
Is this a good tea for digestion?
Yes! Both lemongrass and ginger have long been enjoyed as traditional digestive ingredients. Many people choose this blend after meals to help support digestion and enjoy its soothing, refreshing qualities.
Does Lemon Ginger Green Tea have caffeine?
Yes. Green tea naturally contains a gentle amount of caffeine (approximately 20–35mg per 8 oz cup). Combined with the refreshing qualities of lemongrass and ginger, it offers a smooth and balanced energy boost.
What is lemongrass and how does it differ from lemon?
Lemongrass (Cymbopogon) is a tropical herb widely used in Southeast Asian cuisine and herbal traditions. It has a naturally citrusy flavor similar to lemon but with more floral, herbal, and aromatic notes, giving this tea its distinctive taste.
Can I brew this tea iced?
Absolutely! Brew it double-strength, let it cool completely, and pour over ice. For an extra-refreshing twist, add fresh mint leaves and a squeeze of lemon.
Where can I buy lemon ginger loose leaf green tea online?
Shop our full green tea and wellness tea collection at palmbeachteas.com. Free US shipping is available on all orders over $50.
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