Lemongrass

The Blend

Real dried lemongrass leaves, nothing else. Light, citrusy, and clean without being complicated. Lemongrass is the friendliest cup in the room — easy to make, easy to love, and a great place to start if you're still figuring out what kind of tea person you are.

Not sure where to start? This one's your answer: It is Beginner-Friendly

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What's Inside

Dried Lemongrass Leaves.

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How It Tastes

Fresh and lemony with a light, cooling finish. Bright in the cup and refreshing all the way through.

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Best Enjoyed When

You're easing into herbal teas, need a mid-day refresh, or want something light and uncomplicated any time of day.

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Good For

Aids digestion, relieves bloating, and supports immunity.

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How to Brew

1. Heat 180 ml of water to about 90–95°C. 
2. Add 3-4 Lemongrass  Tea leaves to your strainer and place it over your cup.
3. Pour the hot water over it and let it steep for 2–3 minutes.
4. Remove the strainer, sip, and enjoy your cup.

No milk needed.