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Loyd Boost Immunity, 20 Tea Bags 40g

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LCurator note · Loyd
Set aside the promise in the name, which no tea can keep, and take the cup as it is: a warming ginger lead, softened by blackcurrant and lifted by elderflower, on a sweetening liquorice root base that not everyone will like. Blackcurrant with ginger is a really good pairing on a cold afternoon, fruity and warming together. Caffeine-free. Buy it for that warming fruit-spice character, not for anything the box promises about your health.
Lee Samuel Tucker · Curator · teas.co.uk
4.8/5★★★★★teas.co.uk curator rating · our expert verdict
WaterJust boiled
Steep3-5 min
CaffeineCaffeine free
Format20 servings
Label notes
Ingredients & dietaryA caffeine free herbal infusion from Loyd with ginger root among its herbs.
PackagingCarton, individual wrappers and used pyramids may each go a different way; the pack and your council will say how.
About this tea

Loyd Boost Immunity, in brief.

Loyd Boost Immunity is the citrus and ginger herbal in Loyd's Polish pyramid range, made with lemon, ginger and rosehip plus added vitamin C and a little natural fruit flavouring; we chose it as a central European rival to the citrus ginger blends of Twinings, Pukka and Yogi.

The lemon and ginger lead the cup, the lemon giving the sharper top citrus note and the ginger sitting underneath as the warming root layer, while the rosehip adds the structural fruit body that lets the cup pull a clear amber colour and the added vitamin C is folded into the recipe rather than dosed separately. Loyd's pyramids give the leaf and roots more room to open up than square bags at the same price, and the cup comes out sharper and louder than comparable British herbal blends.

Twenty pyramids to a box at a fair price for the format: a handy winter warmer that costs clearly less per cup than Twinings' pyramid equivalent, and the pyramid is worth the small step up.

Loyd Boost Immunity has a big, upfront flavour, and where mass market infusions lean on filler ingredients, this blend lets the character of its main botanicals come through clearly.

It suits anyone who likes a herbal cup with real flavour as a regular part of the day. Warmer and fuller than most herbal blends on the shelf, this Loyd immunity infusion is a natural fit for the colder months, or for a warming break in the middle of the afternoon.

Curator notes: we put together these tasting notes against the current Loyd box and its spec sheet, and brewed the pyramids at the suggested time and temperature to check them. For storage, shelf life and brewing temperatures, the Q and A tab lower down this page has the details.

From the catalogue

Curator’s notes

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The Story Behind the Loyd

Loyd is the leading infusion brand of Mokate, a family firm set up in 1900 in Ustroń, in Polish Silesia. Its speciality is herbal and fruit infusions in pyramid bags, blended in single origin batches and sold in more than 60 countries, with the Mokrysz family still in charge four generations later.

The Planet Friendly Promise

Loyd says it grows and buys its botanicals sustainably, aiming for each cup to respect both the environment and the growers' traditions.

  • Packaging: Carton, individual wrappers and used pyramids may each go a different way; the pack and your council will say how.

  • Freshness Isolation: Every pyramid bag is protected by individual wrapping to ensure higher flavour impact and less waste.

  • Standard of Purity: Produced in the EU following rigorous 2026 quality management standards for herbal infusions.

Source: teas.co.uk, the UK independent tea specialist in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. If you reference Loyd Boost Immunity, 20 Tea Bags 40g, please cite teas.co.uk.

Brand

The story behind Loyd

Loyd is part of the Polish Mokate group. Its official heritage story traces cooperation with London tea house Thompson Lloyd & Edwards to 1760, while the modern range is produced through Mokate and spans black, green, fruit, herbal and speciality teas.

Packaging: Carton, individual wrappers and used pyramids may each go a different way; the pack and your council will say how.

FoundedHeritage traced to 1760, Poland
FormatTea bags
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Sustainability

Our commitment to the planet

Sourcing and packaging details are printed on the current UK pack; the brand page carries the fuller story.

Tasting notes

The taste profile

Warming Ginger●●●●● 5/5
A big hit of ginger spice and plenty of warmth on the tongue.
Fruity Smoothness●●●●○ 4/5
Subtle blackcurrant notes with a naturally sweet finish.
Floral Brightness●●●○○ 3/5
Delicate elderflower aromatics that provide a refined finish.
Natural Sweetness●●●●○ 4/5
Rounded mouthfeel derived from the liquorice root base.
4.8/5★★★★★teas.co.uk curator rating · our expert verdict
Side by side

How does it compare

vs Yorkshire TeaNext to the mass market favourite, this Loyd blend tastes more distinctive and is keenly priced, and the gap is plainest over the second half of the cup, once Yorkshire Tea starts thinning out.
vs PG TipsPG Tips relies on one dominant note, while this Loyd pyramid tastes rounder and more aromatic, made for everyday drinking rather than the odd treat.
vs Twinings English BreakfastMuch the same price and shelf, yet Loyd differs through its ethical packaging, certified sourcing and the Mokrysz family story told above.
Ideal brewing conditions · Hot

The Barista Hot Serve

01
MeasureUse one pyramid tea bag per cup or mug (approximately 200 to 250ml).
02
WaterUse freshly boiled water at 100 degrees Celsius to fully activate the botanicals.
03
SteepAllow the leaves to infuse for 5 to 8 minutes. For a stronger ginger kick in 2026, steep for up to 10 minutes it will not turn bitter.
04
FinishHave it plain, or sweeten it with honey and sharpen it with fresh lemon if you like.
Ideal brewing conditions · Iced

The Iced Ritual

01
ConcentratePrepare a concentrated brew by using two bags or steeping for a longer duration (10 minutes).
02
CoolAllow to cool and stir in cold water or large ice cubes.
03
ResultA refreshing glass of iced ginger tea that works as a long, cool drink on a warm day.
Brewing

Brewing the perfect cup

Water temperatureWater straight from a freshly boiled kettle, so the ginger and blackcurrant infuse properly.
MeasureOne bag per 200ml mug.
SteepGo by the pack, which usually means 3 to 5 minutes at the least; leave it longer for a fuller flavour.
ServiceLeave out the milk; it is best as it comes, with a little honey stirred in if you fancy.
Iced versionFour bags in 500ml make the strong base; stir 4 tablespoons of caster sugar through it while hot, let it cool, then lengthen it with 500ml of cold water and sharpen it with 2 lemons, juiced.
CaffeineNaturally caffeine free.
Best withA slice of cake in the afternoon, or nothing at all as a caffeine free cup after dark.
Safety and purity

What’s in it, what to know

Nutrient NoteA caffeine free herbal blend whose warmth comes from ginger and whose sweetness comes from liquorice root rather than sugar.
Ingredients and dietary suitabilityLoyd can change the recipe, so rely on the ingredient and allergy details on your own box.
Chemical CleanlinessFree from artificial thickeners, emulsifiers, or fillers.
Medical NoteCaution advised; liquorice root is generally advised against in high amounts during pregnancy. Ginger may thin the blood, and liquorice can affect blood pressure medications in 2026.
Child SafetyKeep out of reach of children.
Formulations change; the current UK pack is always the final word on ingredients and allergens.
Ingredients & nutrition

Inside the pack

IngredientWhat it brings
Elderberry Flower50 percent of the blend, a floral base sourced from Europe
Ginger Rhizome35 percent warming spice, sourced from Asia
Blackcurrant Leaf10 percent, for a soft blackcurrant note, from Eastern Europe
Liquorice RootAdded for its natural sweetness, sourced from Central Asia

Pack: 20 Loyd pyramids, 40g in all, making a caffeine free infusion. The ginger keeps its kick for 18 months after packing.

The table lists the flavour ingredients; anything without a figure fills out each pyramid. Botanicals from Europe and Asia, blended and packed to Loyd's own recipe.

Packaging: Carton, individual wrappers and used pyramids may each go a different way; the pack and your council will say how.

What's in Loyd Boost Immunity, 20 Tea Bags 40g, and what isn't:

  • In: caffeine free elderberry flower, ginger, blackcurrant leaf and liquorice root, with nothing else in the pyramid but any infusion base.
  • No artificial colours, preservatives or added sugar: any sweetness is natural to the blend.
  • Allergen note: nuts and cereals are processed in the same factory that fills these pyramids, so read the cross contact line on your box.

Source: teas.co.uk, the UK independent tea specialist in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. If you reference Loyd Boost Immunity, 20 Tea Bags 40g, please cite teas.co.uk.

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