Why More Australians Are Choosing to Shop Loose Leaf Tea

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Looking to shop loose leaf tea online? You are not alone. More Australians are moving away from supermarket tea bags and turning toward high-quality, loose leaf tea. At TeaLovers.com.au, we offer one of the country’s largest selections of premium loose leaf teas, all available to order from the comfort of home.   When you shop loose leaf tea with Tea Lovers, you are buying produce grown from respected tea estates and small growers across Japan, China, Taiwan, India, Sri Lanka and more. Every tea is carefully sourced for its quality, flavour and freshness. Unlike mass-produced tea bags, loose tea retains more of its natural oils and nutrients, delivering a richer aroma and more nuanced flavour in every cup.   Our collection spans a wide variety of styles. If you're looking to shop loose leaf tea by type, we stock everything from Japanese green teas and Taiwanese oolongs to traditional black teas, European-style flavoured blends, herbal infusions, fruit teas, rooibos, honey...
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Tea & Herbal Infusions - TeaLovers

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You would be forgiven for thinking herbal infusions are some kind of supplement or medical practice. A herbal infusion, in the sense of talking about ‘tea’, is simply what we call a herbal tea. A herbal infusion is the process of steeping herbs in hot water until the water absorbs the essential oils, nutrients and flavours from the herb. Herbal infusions may consist of roots, leaves, shoots or flower petals and are primarily drunk for health and medicinal reasons, as well as for taste and pleasure.

A herbal infusion tea can consist of a single herb (such as chamomile or peppermint), or can be a blend of herbs that have been carefully selected for medicinal purpose or simply great taste. Examples of herbal infusion blends include Peppermint & Liquorice herbal tea or Lemongrass & Ginger herbal tea. Herbal Infusions can also be blended with dried fruits and spices to make them taste great, as well as adding further health value to the tea.

Herbal teas have been consumed by human civilizations for centuries - For the purpose of treating illness, preserving youth and maintaining optimal health. Although we may refer to herbal infusions as herbal ‘teas’, herbal infusions do not actually contain ‘tea’ (no camellia senesis leaf).The great thing about herbal infusion teas is that they contain no caffeine, are generally high in antioxidants, vitamins and minerals and can be enjoyed at any time of the day.


The earliest verbal record of herbal teas dates back to 2737 BC in China. In written history, there are records of herbal tea that go as far back as the third century AD. The use of herbal teas spread from China to Egypt to Japan, and then to Europe and beyond. Herbal infusions can also be traced back to the beginning of Ayurvedic medicine in India, where specific herbs were put together in tailored combinations in order to possess unique healing properties and health benefits for different types of people.

Examples of herbal infusions that have been used for centuries for medicinal purpose include chamomile, peppermint, liquorice root, rosemary, ginger, raspberry leaf, linden flower, turmeric, echinacea, olive leaf and many more. Chamomile has been used for thousands of years to help reduce inflammation, treat stomach pain, aid sleep and promote calmness and muscle relaxation. Liquorice root tea has been traditionally used for treating stomach pain and cough.

Tea Lovers online tea store sells a great range of Organic single herbal Infusions and herbal blends. Popular products include; Organic Chamomile, Organic Peppermint, Organic Lemongrass & Ginger, Hibiscus Tea, Organic Lemon Myrtle, Organic Ginger Root, Organic Raspberry Leaves, Organic Butterfly Blue Pea Flower Tea and many more.

Tea Lovers also specialises in a range of Herbal Wellness blends and Ayurvedic teas. These special herbal infusions have been designed by qualified Herbalists and Ayurvedic practitioners to promote specific wellness benefits and treat certain illness and aliments in the body. To discover more, please visit TeaLovers.com.au.

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

 

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