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Korean Herbal Tea Gift Set with Ceramic Mug – 12 Tea Bags
Korean Herbal Tea Gift Set with Ceramic Mug – 12 Tea Bags
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Why You’ll Love It
Why You’ll Love It
Who This Set Is For
- Those reducing or avoiding caffeine
- People seeking a calming evening tea
- Anyone who appreciates simple, meaningful rituals
- A thoughtful, safe gift for any occasion
Details
Details
Why This Tea Set Is Different
Caffeine-Free by Nature
Drink it anytime—morning, afternoon, or before sleep.
Traditional Korean Ingredients
Inspired by herbs and leaves long used in Korean daily life.
Balanced, Gentle Flavor Profile
No sharp edges. No artificial sweetness. Just calm, rounded taste.
A Complete Ritual in One Set
Tea + mug + gift box. No extra tools needed.
Brewing Method
Brewing Method
How to Brew
- Place 1 tea bag in the mug
- Add 200–250 ml hot water
- Steep for 3–5 minutes
- Enjoy slowly
Optional: Add honey or dried fruit if desired.
Korean Herbal Tea Gift Set with Ceramic Mug
Three traditional Korean herbal infusions paired with a simple ceramic mug. The set offers an easy introduction to Korean herbal flavours and makes a thoughtful gift.
Set includes
- Mugwort tea – 4 tea bags
- Pumpkin tea – 4 tea bags
- Persimmon leaf tea – 4 tea bags
- One ceramic mug
Tasting notes
Mugwort: nutty, herbal and softly roasted.
Pumpkin: mellow, gently sweet and rounded.
Persimmon leaf: light, savoury and clean, with a roasted-grain impression.
Preparation
Prepare each tea according to the instructions on its individual package. Check the original packaging for the complete ingredient and allergen information.
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