Give your day a boost the natural way: This special blend of Siberian Eleuthero Root (formerly known as Siberian Ginseng) and Siberian Pine Buds creates an antioxidant effect that gives you a natural lift without stimulants. Harvested wild in the clean air of Altai, this tea is perfect for Aussies who want a refresh on clean energy and caffeine and daily support for their immunity.
Why Aussies Love It
- Wild & Chemical-Free – Sourced from the remote Siberian wilderness, with no additives or preservatives.
- Jitter Free Energy – Eleuthero Root gives you more energy throughout the day with no caffeine or jitters.
- Immune Defiance – Pine Buds contains antioxidants and vitamin C conducive to immune support.
- Bronchial Support – Historically used for lung health and supporting clear breathing.
- Stress Relief & Relaxation – Great ways to help control stress while not using stimulants.
- Equal Mixture – There’s an equal proportion of both herbal components in each bag.
- Gluten Free & Non-GMO – Appropriate for those with special dietary concerns.
- Resealable Freshness – The resealable pouch locks in your tea’s freshness.
Brewing Tips
- Place 1 tea bag in hot water (90–95°C) for 5–7 minutes to enjoy.
- Serve hot or let it cool and have an iced brew.
- Drizzle with honey, lemon or a dash of cinnamon, if desired.
Health Benefits at a Glance
- Eleuthero Root – Enhances physical stamina, promotes mental focus and help to decrease weariness.
- Pine Buds – Help to strengthen the immune system, to care for the lungs and the digestive system.
- Caffeine Free – Perfect for any time of day or night and doesn’t interfere with sleep.
- Relaxing & Grounding - Just what's needed in place of caffeine loaded beverages.
Common Questions
What does it taste like?
It has a nice, clean earth flavor with some pine mellowness – soothing and fresh.
Is there any caffeine?
No. Great as an all-day drink, this tea is 100% caffeine-free.
How do I store it?
Keep in resealable pouch or store in a cool, dry place in an airtight container.
Is it organic?
It's not organic certified, but rather wild harvested from Siberian plants that grow without any chemicals.
