The K&M Herbs Christmas Gift Pack contains 18 tea bags: two of each of nine named Caribbean teas. It is a festive selection for someone who enjoys exploring ingredients rather than receiving a single packet.
In this article
- The nine teas in the pack
- Why two of each is useful
- Leaf names and fruit expectations
- A festive gift with room for a personal note
The nine teas in the pack
The product’s contents list names Avocado Leaves, Black Sage, Blue Vervain, Caribbean Bayleaf, Guava Leaf, Lemongrass, Mango Leaf, Moringa and Soursop. Two bags of each make the 18-bag selection. These are the listed contents, rather than an invitation to assume that every tea mentioned elsewhere on the website is included.
Why two of each is useful
Having a second bag gives the recipient another opportunity to try an ingredient. The first cup can be an introduction and the next a familiar return. They can keep their own order, revisit a favourite or share the experience without following a numbered calendar.
Leaf names and fruit expectations
Guava leaf and mango leaf identify leaves, rather than a sweet fruit drink. That distinction is useful when introducing the pack to someone new to Caribbean teas. Keep the ingredient labels with the present so each cup has a clear name and its own preparation information.
A festive gift with room for a personal note
Add a card explaining why you chose a tea selection, or include the free book link for background reading. The product page provides the live price and availability. For a gift that also includes serving equipment, compare the Glass Tea Pot and Tea Gift Box.
Explore K&M Christmas gifts
Tea Advent Calendar · Christmas Gift Pack · Glass Tea Pot and Tea Gift Box.
For more tea reading, download our free Herbal Tea Wellness Guide. Related article: Leaf Tea vs Fruit Tea: What Is the Difference?.