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Traditional Korean Ginger Tea – Naturally Warming & Caffeine-Free (70g)
Traditional Korean Ginger Tea – Naturally Warming & Caffeine-Free (70g)
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Why You’ll Love It
Why You’ll Love It
How This Tea Supports Your Daily Routine
- Naturally warming – traditionally used to support circulation and comfort
- Gentle on the body – smooth enough for daily drinking
- Caffeine-free – suitable morning, afternoon, or evening
- Easy to prepare – tea bag format for modern life
This is not a strong medicinal tea.
It is a daily comfort tea designed to fit naturally into your routine.
Details
Details
Product Details
- Contents: 70g of Korean Ginger
- Ingredient: 100% Korean ginger
- Caffeine: None
- Origin: Korea
- Packaging: Sealed for freshness
Brewing Method
Brewing Method
How to Brew Korean Ginger Tea
Enjoy Korean ginger tea based on your preference — gently warming or deeply concentrated.
Mild & Everyday Brew (Cup)
- Amount: 4–5 ginger pieces
- Water: 200 ml
- Temperature: 100°C
- Time: 3–5 minutes
- Method: Steep in hot water
A smooth, lightly warming cup suitable for daily drinking.
Strong & Traditional Brew (Teapot)
- Amount: 8–10 ginger pieces
- Water: 500 ml
- Temperature: 100°C
- Time: 20–30 minutes
- Method: Simmer in a teapot
A deeper, more intense brew traditionally enjoyed for full warmth.
Serving Tip
For a richer, traditional taste, simmer with jujubes or pear, or add a spoon of honey to balance the spice.
Brewing times and strength can be adjusted to personal preference.
Traditional Korean Ginger Tea
70g | Naturally Warming · Caffeine-Free · Daily Comfort
A traditional Korean ginger tea made with 100% Korean-grown ginger, roasted to create a smooth, warming taste you can enjoy every day.
Why People Choose Korean Ginger Tea
Korean ginger tea has been traditionally enjoyed for generations as a natural way to warm the body and support daily balance.
This tea is for you if you are looking for:
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A natural way to feel warmer, especially in colder seasons
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A caffeine-free tea you can drink anytime
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A clean, simple ingredient you can trust
What Makes This Ginger Tea Different
100% Korean-Grown Ginger
Only ginger grown and harvested in Korea is used. No blended imports, no mixed origins — just one clear source with consistent quality.
Roasted for Balance, Not Sharpness
The ginger is carefully roasted, not powdered.
This process:
- Softens harsh spiciness
- Deepens aroma
- Creates a smoother, more rounded taste
Clean Ingredients Only
- No artificial flavors
- No preservatives
- No added sugar
- No unnecessary additives
Just ginger, prepared the traditional way.
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