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Yogi Tea Organic Ginger and Lemon, 17 Tea Bags 30.6g

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At forty-three percent ginger root this is a properly ginger-forward lemon-and-ginger tea, and one to pick if you want real heat. The ginger is clean, sharp and persistent rather than timid, with a bright sunny lemon riding on top of it, and a surprisingly silky, throat-coating body for a herbal bag. The finish is clean with no dusty bitterness. Against the alternatives: the Dragonfly Lemon and Ginger is the more layered, citrus-led herbal, and the Dilmah Ginger and Honey is a caffeinated black tea, while this Yogi is caffeine-free and leans hard into the ginger itself. That makes it assertive, anyone who finds ginger tea harsh should know this does not hold back; a honey swirl tames the burn nicely. Excellent after a heavy meal, and it cold-brews into a punchy iced ginger drink. Skip the Ayurvedic framing and the lofty claims; what you are getting is simply a strong, bright, properly fiery ginger cup, and on that it delivers more than most.
Lee Samuel Tucker · Curator · teas.co.uk
4.8/5★★★★★teas.co.uk curator rating · our expert verdict
Water100°C
Steep4-5 min
CaffeineCaffeine free
Format17 servings
Label notes
Ingredients & dietaryNo tea leaf here: ginger root with lemongrass, lemon peel, liquorice and other herbs, so it is caffeine free; because of the liquorice, people with hypertension should avoid large amounts.
PackagingThere are seventeen ginger and lemon bags here, 30.6g of herbs in all.
About this tea

Yogi Tea Organic Ginger and Lemon, in brief.

Yogi Tea Organic Ginger and Lemon, 17 Tea Bags 30.6g is a herbal or fruit infusion; the ingredient panel on the pack as it stands has no tea leaf in it.

Caffeine: Ginger and Lemon is a herbal or fruit infusion, and it is naturally caffeine free because none of the current pack's ingredients is black, green, white or oolong tea. No milligram figure is inferred. See our caffeine guide to see where tea leaf, decaf tea and herbal infusions part company.

Yogi Tea Organic Ginger and Lemon is the warming ginger-and-citrus Ayurvedic herbal from Yogi Tea, the German-American Ayurvedic tea brand, built on ginger root with lemongrass, lemon peel, liquorice and other supporting Ayurvedic herbs, picked into the teas.co.uk curator selection as the proper Ayurvedic-style alternative to the Twinings Lemon and Ginger or the standard supermarket lemon-and-ginger blends.

The ginger root provides the structural heat-lifting work, giving the cup its warming bite, while the lemongrass and lemon peel sit on top as the bright citrus layer, and the liquorice adds a faint natural sweetness underneath. The Ayurvedic recipe leans harder on the ginger and the liquorice than a standard British lemon-and-ginger cup, giving the cup a fuller, slightly sweeter body than the European supermarket equivalents at the same price tier.

A seventeen-bag Yogi Tea household pack at a premium price for the organic-Ayurvedic tier, a sensible upgrade over the standard supermarket Lemon and Ginger blends for any household interested in the German-American Ayurvedic interpretation of the recipe, the brand's reputation for proper organic-certified Ayurvedic blends making this a worthwhile alternative. Yogi Tea is one of the largest Ayurvedic-tradition herbal brands in the European market, the line drawing on the work of the late Yogi Bhajan in the nineteen sixties and seventies bringing the Ayurvedic herbal philosophy to the West, and the brand has held its place across the European herbal aisle for several decades on the strength of the recipes alone. The Ginger and Lemon variant is one of the longer-running everyday cups in the Yogi line, the sensible house ginger that ports well across the day and takes a teaspoon of honey beautifully as a proper hot toddy alternative.

Curator notes: we judged the tasting profile editorially, using the brand spec sheet and the pack as it currently stands, and checked it in trial brews that followed the recommended steep time and water temperature. A same day dispatch within the UK applies to orders placed before 2pm, Monday to Friday. For more on storage, freshness and brewing temperatures, see the Q and A tab below.

From the catalogue

Curator’s notes

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Yogi Tea Organic Ginger and Lemon is a step up from standard supermarket lemon teas, with more going on in the bag than the usual. Where basic tea bags can taste thin or artificial, this infusion goes for a sturdy aromatic cup, with ginger root making up 43 percent of the blend. These Yogi plant based tea bags have the approachable character found in a lot of premium teas and put it into a simple bag you can enjoy as a morning cup or as a traditional Ayurvedic Agni cup. With a very British feel to it, this yogi tea organic ginger and lemon herbal infusion teams up well with a swirl of honey in the traditional way, and it also makes a cold brew spritz. On a slow evening at home or a rushed day at work, this blend keeps up the Yogi tradition of quality into 2026.

The Story Behind the Yogi Brand

Yogi Tea dates from 1969 and keeps authentic ayurvedic wisdom central to its range.
  • Ayurvedic Roots: Yogi Bhajan started the brand with a spicy, aromatic tea that he served to students of his in California.
  • Packaging: Packaging parts can need separate recycling, so look at what the current UK pack says and what your local authority collects.
  • B Corp Excellence: Being a certified B Corp means Yogi is held to top standards on transparency and on social and environmental performance.

Yogi Commitment To The Planet

Sustainable production is something Yogi pioneered, with the goal that all components of this product respect the environment.
  • Sustainably Sourced: The herbs in this box are sourced from farms that guard biodiversity and pay fair wages, with over 4,000 farmers involved worldwide.
  • CO2 Optimised: Production in Italy uses 100 percent renewable energy and rail logistics across Europe to keep the carbon footprint at a minimum.

Source: teas.co.uk, the UK independent tea specialist in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. If you reference Yogi Tea Organic Ginger and Lemon, 17 Tea Bags 30.6g, please cite teas.co.uk.

Brand

The story behind Yogi Tea Organic

Yogi Tea grew out of yoga teacher Yogi Bhajan's Ayurvedic kitchen blends and became one of the most-distinctive herbal-tea brands globally. Every bag has a wisdom quote on the tag, every blend is built around traditional Ayurvedic principles, and the entire range is organic and ethically sourced. Strong on functional positioning (Bedtime, Detox, Choco).

Packaging: There are seventeen ginger and lemon bags here, 30.6g of herbs in all.

Founded1969, Germany / USA
FormatTea bags
CertificationOrganic · Fair Trade
At teas.co.uk15 products stocked
Sustainability

Our commitment to the planet

✓Organic
✓Fair Trade
Tasting notes

The taste profile

Lemon Pop●●●●● 5/5
Bright, sunny citrus top notes that are there from the first sip.
Ginger Heat●●●●○ 4/5
Clean and sharp root undertones that provide a gentle and persistent warmth.
Mouthfeel●●●●○ 4/5
A very smooth, silky texture that coats the throat and feels wonderfully gentle.
Clean Finish●●●●● 5/5
A gentle, fresh aftertaste, with no bitterness left lingering.
4.8/5★★★★★teas.co.uk curator rating · our expert verdict
Side by side

How does it compare

vs Pukka Lemon Ginger and Manuka HoneyYogi offers a sharper and more spicy ginger kick whereas Pukka focuses more on the sweet honey coating.
vs Teapigs Lemon and GingerWhile Teapigs uses whole pieces in a temple, Yogi offers a more layered blend of 7 herbs, built around an Ayurvedic idea of balance.
vs Clipper Organic Lemon and GingerYogi provides a much more intense aroma and a longer finish compared to the milder profile found in Clipper.
Brewing

Brewing the perfect cup

Water temperatureUse 100°C water; ginger wants the full heat to give up its warmth.
MeasureAllow one bag to each 200ml of just boiled water, and use 2 bags for a punchier brew.
SteepAllow 4 to 5 minutes; the longer the steep, the more shogaols come out, and the deeper the lingering warmth.
ServiceServe it with fresh lemon, a slice, and a teaspoon of clear honey. Ginger, lemon and honey is a traditional trio, and it is easy to see why it has lasted.
Cold buster versionCayenne pepper, a small pinch of it, doubles the warmth in the cup, since the capsaicin adds its own heat.
Best withGingerbread (naturally), plus lemon biscuits, fruit cake with spice in it, or sushi.
Safety and purity

What’s in it, what to know

Ingredients and dietary suitabilityFormulations and allergen advice may shift over time, so what the current UK pack says matters more than this page.
Nutrient NoteThe warming, lingering heat comes from gingerols and shogaols.
Shelf LifeBeyond its best before date, which is printed on the pack, the tea stays safe, though the aroma slowly fades. Store it airtight, somewhere cool, dry and shaded from direct sunlight.
Formulations change; the current UK pack is always the final word on ingredients and allergens.
Ingredients & nutrition

Inside the pack

IngredientWhat it brings
Packaging: Packaging parts can need separate recycling, so look at what the current UK pack says and what your local authority collects.
Special WarningContains licorice. People suffering from hypertension should avoid excessive consumption.

Caffeine: Ginger and Lemon is a herbal or fruit infusion, and it is naturally caffeine free because none of the current pack's ingredients is black, green, white or oolong tea. No milligram figure is inferred. See our caffeine guide to see where tea leaf, decaf tea and herbal infusions part company.

Only the characterising components are shown; the unquantified base accounts for whatever body remains. Ingredients arrive from several countries; blending and packing are carried out to the brand's specification.

What's in Yogi Tea Organic Ginger and Lemon, 17 Tea Bags 30.6g, and what isn't:

  • No artificial colours, preservatives or added sugar: any sweetness is natural to the blend.
  • Allergen note: nuts and cereals are both handled where this infusion is packed, so the latest pack's cross contact statement gives the current position.

Source: teas.co.uk, the UK independent tea specialist in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. If you reference Yogi Tea Organic Ginger and Lemon, 17 Tea Bags 30.6g, please cite teas.co.uk.

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