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“Kaylee’s note sums it up perfectly: https://steepster.com/Kaylee/posts/436610 Clean white-hot zing of ginger softened by the sweet pollen note of chamomile. Spicy tingle lingers. Wholly welcome on...” Read full tasting note
“This is Day 8 of my Steepster homemade advent calendar from Kelmishka! I had it after a day of over-exertion, so something anti-inflammatory was definitely called for. The flavor profile is...” Read full tasting note
Gets the digestive juices flowing, relieves occasional indigestion and nausea.
Our mildest ginger is combined with gently soothing chamomile for a slightly sweet, slightly spicy herbal tea that will both warm you and comfort your digestive system.* Used in China for at least two thousand years as a digestive aid, as well as to relieve nausea,* most cultures around the world have acquired fond feelings for ginger—both for its taste and for its soothing properties. Our herbalists added chamomile—with all its peaceful loveliness—to create this wonderful before or after-meal companion.
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Marble & MilkweedKaylee’s note sums it up perfectly: https://steepster.com/Kaylee/posts/436610
Clean white-hot zing of ginger softened by the sweet pollen note of chamomile. Spicy tingle lingers.
Wholly welcome on a foggy and chilly June evening as I wind down from a 21-mile bike ride.
Flavors: Chamomile, Clean, Ginger, Mineral, Pollen, Spicy
This is Day 8 of my Steepster homemade advent calendar from Kelmishka! I had it after a day of over-exertion, so something anti-inflammatory was definitely called for. The flavor profile is straightforward but enjoyable, with the sharpness of the ginger nicely complementing the sweetness of the chamomile. I’m also not sure I’ve had a ginger/chamomile blend before, and it’s a good combo!
That sounds like a nice combination—spices, weather, and solid ground after cycling that long!