Herbal Goodness Teas are made with the highest quality ingredients to provide amazing health benefits. They are packaged in individual tea bags to ensure the freshest tea possible in every cup. This ensures that you are receiving a healthy, premium product when you choose the Herbal Goodness brand.
So enjoy our teas knowing they are the finest, award-winning herbs packed with exquisite taste, full-body strength, and powerful aroma. Go ahead and Buy with confidence.
1. Berry Basil Lemonade
History: This modern blend combines the sweetness of berries with the aromatic freshness of basil, inspired by traditional herbal remedies.
Benefits: Rich in antioxidants and vitamin C, it supports immune health and provides a refreshing, hydrating boost.
Usage: Enjoyed cold as a refreshing summer drink or served warm for a unique twist on herbal tea.
2. Black Tea
History: Originating from China over 4,000 years ago, black tea became popular in Europe and the Middle East in the 17th century.
Benefits: Contains antioxidants that support heart health, improve gut health, and provide a moderate caffeine boost for energy.
Usage: Enjoyed both hot and iced, black tea is a versatile beverage often served with milk, lemon, or sweeteners.
History: Chamomile has been used since ancient times by Egyptians and Romans for its calming properties.
Benefits: Known for its soothing effects, chamomile tea helps with relaxation, sleep, and digestive health.
Usage: Best consumed in the evening to promote restful sleep or after meals to aid digestion.
History: Rooibos, or "red bush," is native to South Africa and has been used traditionally for its health benefits. The addition of coconut brings a tropical twist.
Benefits: Rich in antioxidants and naturally caffeine-free, it supports heart health and provides a hydrating, calming effect.
Usage: Enjoyed hot or cold, often with a splash of milk to boost its creamy coconut flavor.
5. Detox Blend
History: Detox teas have been used for centuries in various cultures to cleanse the body and promote wellness.
Benefits: Typically contains herbs like dandelion, ginger, and green tea, which support liver function, digestion, and overall detoxification.
Usage: Best consumed in the morning to kickstart the digestive system or after heavy meals to aid digestion.
6. Earl Grey Tea
History: Named after Charles Grey, the 2nd Earl Grey, this tea blend became popular in Britain in the early 19th century.
Benefits: The bergamot oil in Earl Grey supports digestion while the black tea base offers antioxidants and energy.
Usage: Traditionally enjoyed in the afternoon, often with a slice of lemon or a dash of milk.
7. English Breakfast Tea
History: A robust blend of black teas, English Breakfast was popularized in Britain during the 19th century as a hearty morning brew.
Benefits: Provides a strong, full-bodied flavor with antioxidants that support heart health and energy.
Usage: Typically enjoyed with milk and sugar, perfect for pairing with breakfast foods.
8. Female Support Tea
History: Herbal teas formulated to support women's health have been used in traditional medicine for centuries.
Benefits: Contains herbs like red raspberry leaf, dong quai, and chaste berry that support hormonal balance and reproductive health.
Usage: Best consumed daily to promote menstrual health and overall wellness for women.
History: This blend combines the ancient spice of ginger, used in traditional medicine for thousands of years, with the sweet, juicy flavor of peach.
Benefits: Supports digestion, boosts immunity, and provides a warming, soothing effect.
Usage: Enjoyed hot or iced, making it a versatile tea for any season.
10. Green Sunrise
History: Green tea has been used in China and Japan for centuries, revered for its health benefits and refreshing taste.
Benefits: Rich in catechins, green tea supports metabolism and cardiovascular health and provides a gentle energy boost.
Usage: Ideal as a morning or afternoon pick-me-up, best enjoyed without milk to appreciate its delicate flavors.
11. Green Tea
History: Green tea is one of the oldest and most consumed beverages in the world, originating from China over 4,000 years ago.
Benefits: High in antioxidants, and improves brain function.
Usage: Enjoyed hot or cold, often without sweeteners to preserve its natural flavor and health benefits.
12. Lemon Ginger Tea
History: Combining the ancient healing properties of ginger with the bright, refreshing flavor of lemon, this blend has been used traditionally for digestive health.
Benefits: Supports digestion, soothes nausea, and boosts immunity with its vitamin C and gingerol content.
Usage: Perfect as a morning detox or as a calming beverage after meals.
13. Love Tea Blend
History: Herbal blends aimed at promoting love and wellness have been used in various cultures for centuries.
Benefits: Often contains herbs like rose petals, hibiscus, and lavender, which promote relaxation, heart health, and emotional balance.
Usage: Enjoyed as a warm, soothing drink in the evening or as a romantic gesture.
14. Mint Chocolate Mate
History: Yerba mate is a traditional South American beverage, combined here with the flavors of mint and chocolate for a modern twist.
Benefits: Provides a natural energy boost, supports mental focus, and offers the comforting flavors of mint and chocolate.
Usage: Enjoyed hot or iced, often as a morning or afternoon energy boost.
15. Orange Spice
History: Spiced teas have been enjoyed for centuries, combining the warmth of spices with the bright, citrusy flavor of orange.
Benefits: Rich in vitamin C and antioxidants, this tea supports immune health and digestion.
Usage: Perfect for cold winter days or as a festive holiday beverage.
16. Orange Cream Rooibos
History: Rooibos have been a staple in South African culture for generations, with the addition of orange cream bringing a sweet, creamy flavor.
Benefits: Caffeine-free and rich in antioxidants, it supports heart health and provides a soothing, comforting drink.
Usage: Enjoyed in the evening as a dessert tea or a calming nightcap.
17. Red Rooibos Tea
History: Rooibos, also known as red bush tea, is native to South Africa and has been used for centuries for its health benefits.
Benefits: Naturally caffeine-free, it is high in antioxidants and supports heart health, digestion, and skin health.
Usage: Enjoyed hot or cold, often with a splash of milk or a hint of honey.
18. Sage Beauty Tea
History: Sage has been used since ancient times for its medicinal properties, particularly in Mediterranean cultures.
Benefits: Supports skin health, hormonal balance, and digestion, while also providing antioxidant and anti-inflammatory benefits.
Usage: Enjoyed as a warm, soothing beverage, particularly beneficial for women’s health.
19. Sencha Green Tea
History: Sencha is a traditional Japanese green tea, known for its delicate flavor and numerous health benefits.
Benefits: High in catechins, it supports metabolism and cardiovascular health and provides a gentle, sustained energy boost.
Usage: Best enjoyed without sweeteners to appreciate its natural, grassy flavor, perfect for a midday refreshment.
20. Slimmy Tea Blend
History: Slimming teas have been used in various cultures to support weight management and digestion.
Benefits: Often contains herbs like green tea, dandelion, and ginger, which support metabolism.
Usage: Best consumed in the morning or before meals to support digestion and weight management efforts.
21. St. John's Mood Support Tea
History: St. John’s Wort has been used for centuries in traditional European medicine to support mental health and emotional well-being.
Benefits: Known for its mood-boosting properties, this tea supports mental clarity, and promotes emotional balance.
Usage: Ideal for daily consumption, particularly during stressful periods or as part of a mental wellness routine.
22. Women’s Balancing Tea
History: Herbal teas formulated for women’s health have been a part of traditional medicine for thousands of years.
Benefits: Contains herbs like red clover, nettle, and raspberry leaf, which support hormonal balance, menstrual health, and overall wellness for women.
Usage: Best consumed daily to support reproductive health and hormonal balance.
