Top 7 Herbal Teas to Keep You Warm and Nourished This Winter

Top 7 Herbal Teas to Keep You Warm and Nourished This Winter

As the temperatures drop across Australia, many of us turn to warm, comforting drinks to take the edge off the chill. While coffee and hot chocolate have their place, nothing supports winter wellness quite like a cup of herbal tea. Packed with warming spices, soothing herbs, and gentle nourishment, these teas not only warm your hands but also support your body during the colder months.

Here are seven herbal teas to sip and savour this winter.

1. Masala Chai

This classic spiced tea blend is a winter staple for a reason. With aromatic ingredients like cinnamon, ginger, cardamom, cloves and black pepper, masala chai delivers a spicy-sweet kick that warms from the inside out.

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2. Elderberry Tea

Rich in antioxidants and deeply fruity, elderberry tea is a winter favourite. Often enjoyed during the colder months, it makes a comforting infusion on its own or blended with spices like cinnamon or ginger.

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3. Ginger Root Tea

Few herbs are as warming as ginger. Whether you steep it on its own or mix it with other herbs, ginger root tea has a zesty heat that is perfect for frosty mornings or soothing wind-downs at night.

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4. Rooibos Tea

Naturally caffeine-free and rich in minerals, rooibos is a sweet, earthy tea that is both hydrating and satisfying. It pairs beautifully with a splash of plant milk or a twist of citrus for an extra wintery feel.

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5. Licorice Root Tea

With its naturally sweet and soothing flavour, licorice root makes a comforting tea to sip in the afternoon or evening. It blends well with spices like cinnamon or fennel for added warmth.

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6. Tulsi (Holy Basil) Tea

Tulsi is known in Ayurvedic tradition as the "Queen of Herbs." With its slightly spicy, clove-like notes, tulsi tea makes a beautiful calming blend for cool days.

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7. Chamomile with a Twist

Chamomile isn’t just for bedtime. When combined with warming herbs like cinnamon or ginger, chamomile tea becomes a gentle yet warming herbal infusion for all-day sipping.

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A Nourishing Winter Ritual

This winter, skip the artificial flavours and turn to time-honoured herbs. Whether you prefer a spicy chai or a floral, soothing brew, herbal teas are a delicious way to stay warm, hydrated, and supported all season long.

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