HiCAF® Gingermint Green Tea Bags
Bright and flavorful, this spicy green tea uplifts and recharges. Healthy ginger and cooling, aromatic mint add a zesty boost to green tea and help you weather even the busiest days.
A Better Buzz - We've intensified the caffeine content of this tea by adding green tea extract and pure caffeine isolated from premium tea leaves. Caffeine and L-Theanine (often credited with reducing stress) are natural components of tea providing a state of calm alertness we call Tea Mind®.
Gingermint Green HiCAF® Tea was featured on NBC Today Show as part of their "What's Hot in Health" segment.
Gingermint Green HiCAF® Tea was featured as a 2014 Food Trend on Oprah.com. 
STEEPING INSTRUCTIONS
Steeping green tea is easy. Simply heat fresh, filtered water just short of boiling. Then pour water over tea and steep for 1-3 minutes (if using a tea bag) or 2-4 minutes (if using full-leaf tea).
green tea, ginger, spearmint, peppermint, green tea extract
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Awesome Green Tea!
This tea is one of the best! I make it with some raw honey & brew it hot. I like the flavor of the ginger & mint. With 50mg+ of caffeine it gives a little lift. I usually have 1 or 2 cups a day. I highly recommend this green tea for taste & purity!
Love it!
I love ginger and I love mint. I think I can taste both flavors equally in this yummy tea. Caffeine doesn't have an affect on me, so no comments on caffeine levels. It tastes great, though!
So good
Just got this last week. Love it hot! Made it as ice tea today, yummy too!
A favorite!
Love this tea. I've totally given up my morning coffee which was too acid on my stomach. This tea is soothing and minty fresh and just delicious. A wonderful way to wake up the senses and as much caffeine as my morning cup of coffee.
Surprised at how much I loved this one
I tried this because I needed caffeine desperately and couldn't find my hi-caf coconut tea. Surprisingly this is a new favorite of mine and I might buy in bulk. The longer it steeps the stronger the ginger flavor. The mint overtone is refreshing. This tea (after steeping a long time) reminded me of ginger beer (not beer, not ginger ale) and gave the inside of my mouth that zap that I get when I drink a wonderful ginger beer from the international food market. The refreshing overtones of mint lingered after the finish. This tea seems like a good digestif after a meal, a great "wake me up" cup, and also a fine flavor for relaxing (if it weren't for the caffeine content). I had it hot, but think it would be wonderful cold over ice, and I intend on having it with lunches and early dinners in the summer. I imagine people will either really like it or really hate it, but it's worth a try. It would probably compliment ethnic foods nicely. I highly recommend at least trying it!
