Explore Tea Lovers' Exceptional Range of Gourmet Tea and Premium Tea Wares

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Tea Lovers is home to Australia's largest selection of gourmet tea , Japanese tea wares, tea gifts, and other specialty tea accessories. With over 200 types of gourmet tea, sourced from the finest tea farms and manufacturers worldwide, Tea Lovers has earned a reputation for offering exceptional quality. Their collection primarily focuses on loose leaf gourmet tea, but they also provide a range of silk pyramid teabags for added convenience. Known as Australia's largest online retail store for gourmet tea and tea wares, Tea Lovers offers a vast array of loose leaf teas. From single-origin black and green teas to flavoured tea varieties, herbal infusions, wellness teas, rooibos tea , and fruit infusions, their selection caters to every tea enthusiast. Whether you are searching for a classic or something unique, tea enthusiasts will find their perfect brew here. Tea Lovers ' flavoured tea' varieties are among its most popular offerings. Flavoured teas are a...
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Shop for Herbal and Wellness Teas - Tea Lovers

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 Tea shop herbal teas although they are described as ‘tea’, do not actually contain tea, they are actually ‘tisanes’ – Tisane meaning a beverage made from the infusion of herbs, fruits, spices, or other plant material in hot water. Tea Shop herbal teas have been shown to have some amazing health benefits. Herbal teas are generally high in antioxidants, vitamins and minerals - and are helpful in fighting disease, inflammation, oxidative stress, immune support, bone & heart health + physical & mental relaxation. Because tea shop herbal teas contain no caffeine they make for a great night-time relaxation tea, as well as a healthy substitute for coffee or other high caffeine beverages.

Shop herbal teas at TeaLovers.com.au if you are looking for the highest quality Organic herbal infusion teas such as Organic Chamomile Loose Leaf Tea, Organic fresh-cut peppermint leaf tea, Organic ginger & hibiscus tea, Organic lemongrass & ginger tea, Organic chai herbal tea, Organic spiced turmeric herbal tea + many more great herbal infusion teas to choose from.


Looking for a relaxing herbal tea to help you sleep at night, or a detox tea for weight control and slimming – Shop Herbal Teas at TeaLovers.com.au. Tea Lovers popular range of herbalist blended wellness teas have been designed by Certified Herbalists containing select blends of herbs, plants, fruits & spices specifically designed to restore balance to particular aliments of the body. Popular selling wellness teas include Detox & Cleanse, Sweet Dreams Sleep Tea, Menopause Mix Menopause Tea, Mothers Blend Pregnancy Tea, Energiser Herbal Tea, Weight Control Tea, Arthritis Tea and many more popular varieties.

Also Shop herbal teas at Tea Lovers such as Rooibos and Honeybush teas. Rooibos and honeybush are a herbal red tea native to South Africa - from the red bush and honeybush plants. Tea Lovers sells many delicious varieties of flavoured rooibos teas such as Rooibos Cream, Rooibos Blueberry Cheesecake, Rooibos Orange Spiced Chai, Rooibos Mango, Rooibos Lemon & Ginger and many more.

For the very best quality Organic Herbal Infusion Teas, Herbal Wellness Teas and Rooibos & Honeybush teas - Shop herbal teas at Tea Lovers.com.au.

Location - 15 Mcpherson Rd, Smeaton Grange NSW 2567 - AUSTRALIA

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