Ginseng Tea Reviews

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Ginseng is becoming one very popular herb. Reason? Health benefits. Some studies indicate the various types of ginseng may reduce the incidences of cancer, while other studies have shown that ginseng may help in controlling diabetes.

And, let's not forget, ginseng adds a nice little splash of flavor to anything it is added to. Now, one little thing. The flowers/leaves of the plant are not used...instead, the root of the plant is used. Hence, when you see "ginseng root" in a teas description, don't be too terribly surprised.

Listed below are various reviews of teas on this site that contain ginseng root.

• Adagio Teas Ginseng Green Tea : This tea is exceptionally light, both in taste and color, yet the flavor is very pleasant with absolutely no bitterness.
• Celestial Seasonings Honey Lemon Ginseng Green Tea : A great tasting green tea that nicely combines honey and lemon. Perfect for "new green tea drinkers."
• Lipton Lemon Ginseng Green Tea : A weak tasting "lemon green tea" that tastes far more of lemon than of green tea.
• Republic of Tea Honey Ginseng Green Tea : A light yet slightly sweet green tea that has a superb honey flavored after-taste that lingers seemingly forever.

General Tea Books The New Tea Companion: A Guide to Teas Throughout the World : Beautifully illustrated, this classic book gives detailed information and brewing instructions for over 80 teas. Chapters on the newest information about tea and health, tea production, tea blending and tea hospitality are included

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