Are you looking for a break from your regular cup of coffee in the morning? Or simply wanting to try something new and change things up? We've got a whole host of herbal teas that are sure to do the trick. That's right; now, you can purchase an array of tea bags, loose herbs and accessories from Zamnesia so you can enjoy a nice cup of tea whenever you want one.
Not only full of flavour and great tasting, but herbal teas also have many potential benefits and are an aromatic treat. So if you're looking to mix things up with your drinks, you've come to the right place. We have a large selection of bagged and loose herbal teas and tea accessories for you to check out, all of which are available to purchase right now. So what are you waiting for? Experience exactly what herbal teas have to offer today.
Making infusions is the oldest way of extracting herbal essences. This bright blue, leaf-themed food-grade silicone and stainless steel infuser from Zamnesia has you covered. The silicone is heat-resistant so you will never burn your fingers, while the branded Zamnesia drip tray keeps things dry and tidy without having to go to the sink.
Lemon balm (Melissa officinalis) has been used for millennia and today herb lovers are starting to discover the aromatic delights of vaporizing it. In traditional folk medicine it was often used to alleviate coughs and sneezes, and circulatory insufficiency.
No matter how active you like to be, we all need moments of rest and relaxation to recalibrate. Luckily, creating your own moment of restorative relaxation is simple with our Inner Peace herbal tea blend. Combining cinnamon, rosehip, citrus, fennel, hibiscus, ginger, and a careful blend of herbs and spices, a single sip of the Inner Peace tea blend is all it takes to unwind.
Catmint (Nepeta cataria), also known as catnip, is an intoxicant for cats (in fact most felines, even lions) and a mild relaxant in humans. It is a flowering, perennial plant native to Asia and Europe that grows easily even in poor soils.
The list of ingredients in Herbal Detox tea is long, and each one offers its own host of potential benefits. Together, they not only create a flavoursome drink, but work in unison to accompany your daily wellness rituals. You can enjoy the aromatic mix at any time of the day, and it's definitely a great choice to start your morning with.
Valerian (Valeriana officinalis) is an old Germanic ritual herb, sacred to the goddess Hertha. The herb used to be hung outside houses as a protection against witches and evil. It has also been used as an aphrodisiac, and its effects are well known. Mixed 50-50 with kava-kava it is said to produce ‘beautiful dreams’.
Are you always on the go? Bursting with invigorating flavours, our Fresh & Fitness herbal tea blend is bound to keep you feeling motivated, energised, and active, no matter what the day throws at you. Combining fresh citrus and herbal aromas with the natural sweetness of carrots and strawberry leaves, the Fresh & Fitness tea offers an invigorating energy boost at any time of the day.
A very special mix of fruit, herbs, and hemp seeds with rooibos tea, Hemp Relax tea is a great drink that can be enjoyed hot or cold. The flavour features apple, lemon balm, and orange, as well as lemongrass, ginger root, and other aromatics. The well-rounded bouquet is the perfect companion for relaxing afternoons or any time of day, really, as it doesn’t contain caffeine.
Whether it's early in the morning or mid-afternoon, we all need a pick-me-up sometimes. Made with all-natural ingredients including cocoa beans, guarana seed, basil, ginger, rosemary, kola nut, and ginseng, this Energiser tea blend is packed with invigorating flavour that'll keep you focused, energised, and motivated. Enjoy it whenever you need a natural energy boost.
Spice fiends rejoice! You've come to the right place. Packed with coriander, cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, sweet blackberry leaves, sunflower blossoms, and pink peppercorns, the Hot Shot tea blend boasts an invigorating, uplifting spicy kick that'll ignite your senses and warm your body instantly—perfect for those looking for a bold and highly aromatic brew.
The history of chamomile reaches back to ancient Egypt, Greece and Rome. The "chamomile" stems from the Greek term "chamaimēlon", which translates to "earth-apple", attributable to the apple-like scent the plant gives off.
Passionflower is a soothing plant that can be enjoyed in numerous ways. It can be made into a tea, tincture, or capsules—the possibilities are nearly endless. Traditionally used for holistic purposes in the Americas and Europe, passionflower has found its place in the modern day.
Damiana (Turnera afrodisiaca) has a relaxing effect with a euphoric high for 1-2 hours after taking, and like its Latin name suggests, is a mild but effective aphrodisiac.
Good Night Herbs tea is a finely tuned selection of ingredients that are primed to soothe and relax—just perfect before heading to bed! Naturally caffeine-free, Good Night Herbs tea helps you to unwind with its aromatic flavours, and it won't give you that burst of energy that a late-night coffee can provide. Use these loose leaves with a tea strainer, and enjoy!
Boasting a fine combination of magical ingredients, this warming tea blend serves as the perfect pick-me-up on cold days. Fennel, lemongrass, liquorice, chamomile, rosehip, hibiscus, and citrus combine to produce a spellbinding fragrance and flavour, with earthy hints of spice, delicate floral undertones, and fresh citrus highlights. Note: not recommended for people with high blood...
Lavender has a long history of use - it is even mentioned in the Song of Solomon. Lavender is used as a condiment in various foods, beverages, and teas and as a fragrance in cosmetics. Enjoy the highly aromatic experience this fragrant herb provides!
Yerba maté is a traditional South American brew that acts to stimulate the mind and body. Often compared to tea or coffee, it is a beverage that can give you an upbeat start to the day, or give you energy when you are flagging. However, unlike tea or coffee, yerba maté also comes packed full of vitamins and mood boosting properties.
Made from special tea cultivars grown and processed according to Taiwanese tradition, this special oolong tea is rich and full-bodied. Its flavour combines floral and fruity overtones with rich, nutty, and toasted undertones, brought about by a special fermentation process that produces a delicious brew perfect for any time of the day.
Guarana belongs in the stimulant category of drugs, along with the likes of coffee, tea, ephedra, khat and maté. It comes from the seeds of an Amazonian vine (Paullinia cupana) that look remarkably like horse chestnuts, and its usage dates back thousands of years. Many Indians consider it a gift of the Gods and use it as a hunting aid.
Originally found in South America and Amazon rainforests, Clavo Huasca (Tynanthus panurensis) is a long-growing woody vine that's harvested for a variety of potential effects. With uses being traced back to traditional Peruvian medicine, there's certainly a lot to uncover with this extract. Now you can get your hands on Clavo Huasca that's versatile and has plenty of applications.
The dried leaves of the ephedra plant act as a natural stimulant and energizer and have an appetite-suppressing effect. With our fresh ephedra sinica seeds you can now grow your own ephedra plant easily at home.
Traditionally used in South America, mulungu offers up soothing and relaxing properties. Easy to use, there's little wonder this supplement has found an audience in the modern world. Commonly used in the evening to promote a healthy night's sleep, and with a wide range of intake methods, mulungu has plenty to offer those seeking relaxation.
Make a nice tea from Skullcap (1 teaspoon is enough) and become a bit more relaxed thanks to the mild high it induces. Skullcap gets its name from its flowers, which have the shape from a human skull. The Latin name for Skullcap is Scutellaria galericulata.
Eucalyptus leaves possess a potent mix of aromatic terpenes that light up the olfactory system and put the mind at ease. The leaves of this towering tree make a great addition to a relaxing blend.
Originally grown in the Andes Mountains, maca is a resilient and versatile plant who’s roots were used throughout the Inca empire. It an exclusive food of the upper classes and rewarded to accomplished warriors. For good reason as well, maca is highly nutritious and increases energy – try this super food for yourself. 80 Grams
A pale yellow colour and rich, sensual aromas are what Chinese jasmine dragon pearl tea is all about. Loose green tea leaves and jasmine blossom are rolled together, resembling green pearls. The sweet, floral aroma of jasmine works beautifully with the grassy, earthy green tea, making for a delicious drink served hot or cold. Add this blend to your morning or afternoon ritual for a caffeine...
Bobinsana (Calliandra angustifolia) is a small shrubby tree that grows in the Amazon Basin of South America. Indigenous peoples of the Amazon regions use the plant which can be found alongside rivers and streams as a stimulant where they prepare a decoction of the roots to take for strength and energy.
Wormwood most famously is the source of absinthes psychedelic power. It was used as a muse by artists and writers in the mid and late nineteenth century. Zamnesia has grown wormwood ready to go.
St. John's wort, also known as "perforate" or "common" St. John's wort, is a plant with yellow flowers, that some people, at first glance, may mistake for a common, roadside weed. It has been used for centuries as an herbal mood enhancer. Enjoy the rich flavour and effects of one of Mother Nature's miracle plants.
Wild lettuce (Lactuca virosa), also known as opium lettuce and great lettuce, is a herb native to South and Central Europe - but has since spread to many regions of the world. This dried wild lettuce is ideal for brewing into a tea.
Uvuma-omhlope is used by tribes across Africa for its ability to bring you closer to the spirits in your dreams. It is well known to induce lucid dreams with prophetic and enlightening visions. Using Uvuma-omhlope as part of your regular night time schedule will ensure dreams to remember!
Klip Dagga (Leonotis nepetifolia) grows in the tropical and subtropical regions of Africa, India, and Latin America. The dried leaves and flowers of Klip Dagga induce a relaxing and mildly euphoric effect.
White Lotus is extremely similar to Blue Lily and can produce a sense of floating and euphoria when ingested. The dried buds and petals can be prepared as a tea or concoction. Content: 20 grams
Known by its common name of sweet flag, calamus has been an esteemed herb in Europe since the Middle Ages.
We all know there's plenty of goodness to be found in the hemp plant. One way to introduce its benefits into your daily life is to drink delicious hemp teas. These hemp oil-infused tea bags are simple to brew, flavourful, and provide all of the potential benefits that hemp has to offer. With no THC present, you can enjoy it anywhere, anytime.
Tagetes lucida is a perennial herb native to Mexico and other parts of Central America, where it has a long history of culinary and holistic use. Tagetes lucida has a distinct anise-like aroma similar to that of traditional French tarragon, which is why it is often sold and used as a tarragon substitute throughout Central America.