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Herbal tea 34

Discover our loose herbal teas with herbs, flowers, leaves, roots, and spices. From refreshing mint and lemongrass to soothing chamomile and spicy ginger: a versatile collection of herbal blends with flavors for every moment of the day.

Buy herbal tea: discover herbs, flowers and spices

Despite its name, herbal tea is not made from the tea plant Camellia sinensis. It is an infusion of botanical ingredients such as herbs, flowers, leaves, roots and spices that together offer a wide variety of flavours and aromas.

At Mingtea, you can buy carefully selected loose-leaf herbal tea in a wide range of blends and flavour profiles. From refreshing mint and lemongrass to spicy ginger, delicate chamomile and distinctive herbal blends.

What types of herbal tea can you find at Mingtea?

  • Mint and lemongrass: refreshing and aromatic ingredients used both on their own and in herbal blends.
  • Chamomile and flowers: delicate, floral ingredients with a refined aroma.
  • Ginger and spices: distinctive ingredients for herbal tea with a warm and spicy character.
  • Nettle, verbena and other herbs: botanical ingredients, each with its own aroma and flavour profile.

Herbal tea or herbal infusion?

Although we usually refer to it as herbal tea, herbal infusion is technically a more accurate term. True tea is made from the leaves of Camellia sinensis, while herbal tea consists of other plant-based ingredients. In everyday language, however, herbal tea is the most commonly used term.

Caffeine-free herbal tea

Many herbal teas are naturally caffeine-free because they do not contain leaves from the tea plant Camellia sinensis. If you are looking for caffeine-free herbal tea, Mingtea offers various herbs and herbal blends without caffeine. For each blend, check the ingredients and product information for the specific composition.

How to prepare herbal tea

To prepare herbal tea, steep the herbs in hot water for several minutes. The ideal quantity, water temperature and steeping time may vary depending on the ingredients used. That is why each product includes suitable brewing instructions and a complete ingredients list.

Order herbal tea online from Mingtea

Discover our range of loose-leaf herbal teas and herbal blends, from fresh and floral infusions to warm and spicy flavours. Choose your favourite herbal tea and order easily online from Mingtea.

Also discover our fruit blends, or view all infusions. Do you prefer true tea from the tea plant? Then discover our loose-leaf tea.