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Prince of Peace American Ginseng Root Tea with Jasmine, Twin Pack (2 boxes X 30 tea bags)

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$18.89 $26.99 In stock

Category: American Ginseng Teas

Prince of Peace® American Ginseng Root Tea (panax quinquefolius) has been carefully selected, processed, and packaged for your enjoyment from what is prized as one of the highest-valued ginsengs in the world. This ancient but still sought-after natural gift to mankind has long been treasured and safely consumed by millions throughout the world for its exclusive properties - the Rb ginsenosides, for example, are double the potency compared to Korean ginseng.

Jasmine had been known and valued by Chinese herbalists for ages due to its unique aroma, and soothing and cooling qualities.

Brewing Instructions: To make tea, pour about 8 fl. oz. boiling water over the ginseng teabag in the cup. Cover the cup and let the tea steep for 3-5 minutes before drinking.

Ingredients: Pure American Wisconsin Ginseng (Panax Quinquefolius) Roots and Premium Jasmine.

Net Weight: 3.81oz (108g) | 1.8g x 60 tea bags

Made in USA

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ellie ★★★★★

The jasmine note is subtle enough that it doesn't overpower the earthy ginseng taste, which I really appreciate. Two boxes of thirty bags each means I'm set for a good while, and the tea steeps into a smooth, calming cup that's become my favorite wind-down drink.

Natalie ★★★★★

I've been brewing a bag every afternoon with a little honey, and the jasmine note comes through just enough to make it feel special without masking the ginseng's earthy calm. Each box has 30 bags so the twin pack has lasted me over a month of daily cups, and the root pieces inside the bags look surp

Emma ★★★★★

The twin pack is a solid deal since I go through these quickly, and each tea bag steeps into a smooth, slightly sweet brew that's easy to sip at my desk. The jasmine rounds out the earthy ginseng taste without hiding it, which is exactly what I was hoping for.