Organic Ginger Root

This is a really surprising tisane. I expected this to come off as very spicy-hot-peppery, but it really isn’t quite as STRONG (and by strong, I mean “this is so overwhelmingly ginger-y that I can’t drink it, strong”) as I thought it would be. It is very calming and comforting (I’ve been battling a stomach ailment over the last couple of days), and I’m finding this to be extremely calming to my stomach. I like it a lot! It’s simple and pure, but, sometimes, that’s just perfect.

I totally agree with LiberTEAs on this one…check out her notes…

I really was nervous on trying this one but it is by far the BEST stand-alone ginger(root) infusion I have ever had!!! Nicely done, indeed!

Backlogging from yesterday!

It’s just dried ginger bits. I love ginger. There isn’t anything in the world that wouldn’t taste good with some ginger in it. I dare any of you to name a food that wouldn’t be good with ginger.
Moving on… I love the smell of this. I usually make ginger tea by grating fresh ginger and pouring boiling water over it, but I recognize the convenience of a dried ginger. I’m glad I got this shipment before Thanksgiving because I was planning on making a stomach easing after dinner drink with ginger, mint and lemon grass. Or maybe minus the mint since some people don’t like mint (how can you not like mint?). But first, I want to try the ginger on its own.

I gotta say. I’m a little sad. I might have put in too much ginger, but the package doesn’t offer any suggestions. It’s nice and spicy which is great, but it’s also bitter and medicinal. I don’t think I can drink this without honey.

Okay, I just watered it down a bit and now it tastes better. I used too much ginger. I’ll know better for next time. This will probably be better in a blend. It’s super convenient for tummy problems, but I’ll stick to fresh ginger when I can.