I pretty much only drink this tea when I’m getting sick, am already sick, or want to be utterly lazy and cosy in a way you can be when home sick but minus the headache (bonus!). And the only way I really drink it is with added lemon juice (nothing fancy, just from one of those plastic bottles you buy in the shop) and a decent amount of honey to balance out the lemon. I tend to be decently ‘sensitive’ to ginger, so it often gets too strong for me if I drink a tea plain, and that’s the case with this one too. But with the honey + lemon, it’s just sheer spicy perfection.
I also have a special mug that this tea is supposed to be drunk out of. It has a moon on it. Yup.
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One of my feeling poorly teas as well. It´s teabags, but that just makes it more perfect for when I am not feeling well!
I got this really unusual rose and ginger herbal tea (also in teabags, but really posh ones) as a present once, and I’d just run out of ginger lemon tea so instead I tried adding lemon juice and honey to the rose ginger tea and it was amaaaaazing. Like the champagne of lemon ginger teas. I just wish the damn thing wasn’t so expensive.
Just plain ginger tea on itself can be amazing – just a bit messy to make, particularly when I am not feeling well.
One of my feeling poorly teas as well. It´s teabags, but that just makes it more perfect for when I am not feeling well!
I got this really unusual rose and ginger herbal tea (also in teabags, but really posh ones) as a present once, and I’d just run out of ginger lemon tea so instead I tried adding lemon juice and honey to the rose ginger tea and it was amaaaaazing. Like the champagne of lemon ginger teas. I just wish the damn thing wasn’t so expensive.
Just plain ginger tea on itself can be amazing – just a bit messy to make, particularly when I am not feeling well.