Organic Turmeric Ginger & Orange Active Tea

Pukka Herbs Pukka Organic Turmeric Ginger & Orange Active Tea swaps the familiar caffeinated cuppa for a fiery, root-based brew built almost entirely from turmeric and ginger rather than tea leaves. It's a bold departure from the ordinary herbal bag: deep gold in colour, warming rather than refreshing, and designed to wake you up without a trace of caffeine. Each box holds twenty bags of this organically grown blend, ready whenever you fancy something a little different from the usual pot of tea.

Why You'll Love It

Turmeric root leads the blend at well over a quarter of the mix, backed by ginger, galangal and licorice root for layers of earthy heat, while nettle and burdock add a herbaceous backbone and a touch of orange essential oil lifts the whole cup with citrus brightness. The result is a thick, almost spiced infusion rather than a light tisane, with turmeric's warmth up front, ginger's tingle following close behind and orange rounding off the finish. Every ingredient is organically grown, and a good share of the turmeric, licorice and nettle carries Fair for Life and FairWild certification, so the sourcing behind the cup is as considered as the flavour.

How to Use It

Boil fresh water, pour over the bag and leave it longer than you would a standard tea, five to fifteen minutes, to let the turmeric and galangal properly unfurl. Drink it hot on its own in the morning or mid-afternoon, or let it cool and serve over ice for a spiced iced tea that holds its own without any sweetener. The orange essential oil means it pairs well with a squeeze of fresh citrus, and because it's naturally caffeine-free it also works as an evening alternative to a last coffee of the day.

About Pukka Herbs

Pukka Herbs has built its blends around organic herbs chosen for what they bring to a cup rather than convention, working with growers under fair trade and FairWild schemes to keep sourcing transparent from root to bag. The brand favours bold, unconventional combinations over straightforward black or green tea, and this turmeric, ginger and orange blend is a clear example of that approach: a herbal infusion that reads more like a spiced tonic than a traditional tea.