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Enjoy the refreshing, tangy, and sweet Orange Flavored Green Tea, a vibrant blend of sweet, zesty orange and smooth, earthy green tea from Assam. Enriched with natural vitamin C and antioxidants, it supports overall vitality with every sip. Perfect for any season, enjoy it hot for comfort or iced for a refreshing treat. Handpicked loose leaves, free from artificial additives, are elegantly packed in an airtight reusable glass jar to preserve freshness. Plus, each pack includes a bonus tea infuser for effortless brewing—just steep for 3-4 minutes and savor the goodness!
Packed with antioxidants and vitamin C, this tea helps strengthen your immune system while flushing out toxins.
The sweet-tangy orange flavor invigorates the senses, and green tea provides a natural energy boost.
Rich in antioxidants and detoxifying properties, this tea helps combat free radicals, purify the skin, and promote a healthy, glowing complexion.
Packed with antioxidants and vitamin C, this tea helps strengthen your immune system while flushing out toxins.
The sweet-tangy orange flavor invigorates the senses, and green tea provides a natural energy boost.
Rich in antioxidants and detoxifying properties, this tea helps combat free radicals, purify the skin, and promote a healthy, glowing complexion.
Yes, This tea is gentle on the stomach, naturally refreshing, and packed with antioxidants, making it perfect for daily use.
Yes! Green tea helps with digestion , while orange extract provides a gentle, natural detox effect.
Yes! Simply brew as usual, let it cool, add ice cubes, and enjoy a refreshing citrusy iced tea, perfect for hot days.
No! Thanks to the citrusy sweetness of orange, this tea has a smooth, balanced flavor with a hint of natural sweetness, no bitterness when brewed correctly.
Yes! The combination of green tea and natural orange extracts supports digestion and helps reduce bloating by flushing out toxins.
Yes! Thanks to its high Vitamin C content and antioxidants, it helps promote radiant, healthy skin by fighting oxidative stress.
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