Local Kumquat Ginger Honey Tea (280g)

Many of our customers who have tried this tea have given us a lot of positive feedback. For those who tend to cough when the weather changes, a cup of this tea each morning brings a significant comfort. Some customers have even reported that it also helps to relieve their nasal allergies. Whenever we have new stocks, they make sure they can purchase a few jars. You might have bought a large jar of citrus honey tea from supermarkets or restaurants. If you check the food labels, you might notice that despite the bitter taste of citrus, these teas are sweet and appealing, especially to kids. What's the reason? Sugar! Citrus content is often minimal, and while the presence of honey may seem healthy, you'll often find it listed last on the ingredients list, indicating it's the least used ingredient. The sweetness mostly comes from white sugar or chemically sweetened "fruit syrup". Whether these ingredients are healthy is for you to judge. I suggest using warm water to brew the tea, so we only produce 280g packages, not 100g ones. For each use, approximately 2 spoons of tea with 200ml warm water would do. The taste can be adjusted according to personal preference, add more if you like it stronger, or less if you prefer a milder flavor. It's that simple!