Beautea Ginger Turmeric Tea

Warm and bright at the same time. Ginger leads with a real spicy kick that wakes up your taste buds. The dried pineapple softens that sharpness without turning the cup sweet, and turmeric brings an earthy depth underneath. The dried beet and carrot add a subtle natural sweetness and contribute to the deep amber-orange color. Calendula petals are visual, like a sprinkle of flower confetti, and don't change the flavor. Most people find it drinkable plain, though a small drizzle of honey pairs nicely.

No. Beautea contains no tea leaves. The ingredients are ginger root, turmeric root, dried pineapple, dried beet, dried carrot, calendula petals, and natural flavors. Nothing in the blend contains caffeine, which means you can brew this at any hour of the day. Many people use it as an evening wind-down ritual specifically because the warming spice from the ginger feels grounding without leaving them wired.

Yes, and it's one of the most popular ways people drink it. Brew the tea at standard strength (1 teaspoon per 8oz, steeped 5 to 7 minutes), then warm an equal part of milk or oat milk on the stove and combine. A drizzle of honey rounds it out, and a pinch of black pepper or cinnamon takes it further if you like. The turmeric naturally tints the milk a deeper gold. No special equipment needed.

It can, especially with long contact or porous surfaces. Turmeric is a strong natural pigment, the kind used as a dye in cooking. Most ceramic and glass mugs rinse clean if you don't let the tea sit for hours. For light-colored or porous teapots, give them a quick rinse soon after brewing. A baking soda paste lifts most turmeric stains if any do set in. The stains come off. The color in the cup is the upside.

All of our teas are naturally gluten-free. The catch is that not all of our teas, botanicals, and other ingredients come from gluten-free certified suppliers, so we can't make a certified gluten-free claim on the label. For most people that's a non-issue. If you have celiac disease or a severe gluten sensitivity, factor that in before ordering. We'd rather tell you straight than dress it up.

Yes. Mix and match any 3 or more jars from our tea collection and save 15% at checkout. The discount applies whether you're stocking your own cabinet, splitting jars with a few friends, or putting together a gift set. Our blends are packaged in small batches in Owings Mills, Maryland, and the variety holds up well over time when stored properly. Try a few. They play well together.

Keep the jar sealed and store it in a cool, dark cabinet away from the stove, the fridge, and anything strongly scented. Tea absorbs odors easily, and light and heat dull the flavor over time. Skip the fridge entirely. Condensation does no favors to dried leaves or flowers. Stored properly in its glass jar, your tea stays fresh and full-flavored for a year or more.

Tea bags are typically filled with broken leaf and tea dust. Quick to brew, fast to turn bitter, limited in flavor complexity. Loose leaf gives the leaves and ingredients room to unfurl and release their character gradually. You also get to see exactly what's in the jar, whether that's whole flowers, real dried fruit, or full leaves. It's a small change in how you brew. The cup tells the difference.

Yes. None of our teas contain honey, dairy, or any animal-derived ingredients. Every blend is plant-based: tea leaves, herbs, flowers, dried fruit, and spices. If you add honey from our shop to your cup, that's no longer vegan since honey is an animal product, but the loose leaf tea on its own is. The same goes for milk or cream you might add yourself. The jar is vegan. What you do with it is up to you.