Digestive Health

Hojicha is a Japanese green tea that's been roasted over high heat, giving it a distinctive earthy aroma and a smooth, toasty flavour. But beyond its comforting taste, Hojicha is also known for being incredibly gentle on the digestive system. The roasting process lowers its caffeine and catechin content, making it less astringent than other green teas. That means it's much gentler on the stomach, less likely to trigger acid reflux, and easier to drink after meals. For those who find traditional green teas sharp or stimulating, Hojicha offers a mellow, soothing alternative that still carries the soothing qualities of tea. Because it's so low in caffeine, it won't interfere with rest or relaxation, making it a good choice for a cup of tea after dinner or in the evening.

Chamomile tea has long been used as a natural remedy for digestive discomfort, and its reputation is well-earned. Known for its calming, slightly sweet floral taste, chamomile contains natural compounds, like apigenin and bisabolol, that help relax the muscles of the gastrointestinal tract. This can ease issues like bloating, gas, cramping, or mild indigestion, especially after a heavy or late meal. Its anti-inflammatory properties also play a role, helping soothe the gut lining and reduce discomfort caused by irritation or sensitivity.

Chamomile's calming nature also has an impact on the nervous system. Since stress is often tied to digestive issues, having chamomile can support the body both physically and mentally. Whether you're dealing with an unsettled stomach or simply looking for something soothing to unwind, chamomile tea offers a warm, easy ritual to help the body settle.

Peppermint tea is widely valued for its natural ability to support digestion and relieve discomfort. Made from peppermint leaves, this herbal tea contains menthol, a compound that helps relax the muscles in the digestive tract. It's particularly helpful after a heavy meal or during indigestion, making it a go-to herbal tea for those looking for soothing relief.

Peppermint tea's cooling, refreshing flavour brings cooling relief and lightness, which many find especially comforting after eating. Because it's naturally caffeine-free, peppermint tea can be enjoyed day or night, offering a soothing and effective way to calm the digestive system without overstimulating it.

Tea has long been a trusted companion after meals, offering a natural, uncomplicated way to support digestion. The Houjicha green tea in this selection is sourced from Japan and is USDA organic, a mark of quality that ensures you're consuming something clean, safe, and deeply calming. The herbal teas included here are just as thoughtful. They're sourced from the Carpathian Mountains, and these teas are grown, harvested, and prepared by skilled herbalists who are guided by generations of knowledge to craft blends that are both effective and gentle.

There are no added flavours or unnecessary ingredients, just carefully selected plants, nurtured by tradition and brought to you in their purest form. For ease of use, these herbal teas come in convenient tea bags, ideal for daily rituals or moments when you need quick, reliable support. Whether you're looking to ease discomfort, reduce bloating, or simply wind down after a meal, these teas offer a range of health benefits.