Wellness Tea Gift Bag
A special selection of rejuvenating teas with great flavour.
The Wellness Tea Gift Bag has been created with herbal blends are designed to promote wellness, as well as tasting delicious. All are completely caffeine free and packed full of powerful ingredients to help, heal and support your immune system.
Rest and Restore
With a natural blend of Rooibos and herbs, this calming tea has been expertly formulated to help you drift into a peaceful sleep. Packed with ingredients that will help reduce stress and anxiety including Camomile flowers, Fennel, Lemon Balm, Valerian Root and Lavender.
This tea is light, soothing and refreshing, perfect for relaxing you at the end of the day.
Health and Harmony
A combination of powerful herbs and fruits, this tea promotes natural balance, particularly for women.
Among the ingredients is Field Horsetail, used in traditional medicine for centuries to heal wounds and stop bleeding, along with another staple of holistic practice, Lady’s Mantle. Lady’s Mantle is often known as a digestive remedy, as well being used to aid skin irritations. Enhanced with lavender blossoms, this infusion creates a sumptuous warming tea that is caffeine free.
The Wellness Tea Gift Bag comprises of a 125g bag of Rest and Restore tea and a 125g bag of Health and Harmony tea, presented in a drawstring cloth bag, which is hand printed in gold. You will also find enclosed a H. R. Higgins Wellness Tea Companion.
A New Origin for H.R.Higgins
Discover Burundi Giku Hill, the first Burundi coffee to join the H.R.Higgins collection. A bright and elegant washed Red Bourbon with notes of citrus, stone fruit, cane sugar and black tea, sourced by our Head of Coffee from over 150 smallholder farmers in Kayanza Province.
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Chinese Teas to ring in the Year of the Horse
Chinese New Year is fast approaching and we're entering the Year of the Horse. This festival lasts more than just one night and much longer than simply gathering to wait for the clock to chime twelve and the fireworks to start. Whether you're celebrating or not, Chinese teas are always worth exploring.
