Best herbal teas?

Anonymous
What are some of the best herbal teas out there - better than bigelow or celestial seasonings?

Something I can sip on at night instead of wine.
Anonymous
I remember the first time I ordered a peppermint tea in Prague, at a regular cafe, not even a fancy one, and they handed me a tray with a cup on it and a teapot -- with mint leaves in it. Then I ordered a ginger tea and got -- ginger.

I'm still using actual ginger and actual mint leaves for tea. After that, I wasn't going to go back to the little dry packets.
Anonymous
Oh, that’s a great idea! I never use up all my ginger and we have mint galore right now
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Oh, that’s a great idea! I never use up all my ginger and we have mint galore right now


Yup. You can make mint tea, ginger tea, or mint ginger.

In Europe they would just put the leaves or some slices of ginger into the pot, but I find it helpful to bruise the leaves a bit and to chop up the ginger more than they did.
Anonymous
I love mixing my own teas, especially ginger with lemon and honey.

I also like Numi, Tazo, Harney and Sons, and Fortnum and Mason (British brand carried by Williams Sonoma).
Anonymous
Tulsi Rose by Organic India — it’s delicious hot or cold
Anonymous
I’ve gotten into a rooibos kick. Blueberry rooibos is so amazing and smooth. Or vanilla rooibos. Caffeine free.
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