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Herbal tea can sit alongside other drinks on an afternoon tea menu.

Herbal tea can give a book club a welcoming refreshment choice without taking attention away from the discussion.

A tea bag’s shape is a packaging detail.

A darker-looking herbal tea does not give you a complete description of its flavour.

A herbal tea tasting journal helps you remember the cups you enjoyed.

A prepared herbal infusion can provide a tea element in an alcohol-free drink.

Moringa tea and soursop leaf tea are different ingredient choices.

Lemongrass tea and hibiscus tea give you two distinct named ingredients to explore.

Mango leaf tea and guava leaf tea highlight different leaf ingredients.

Avocado leaf tea is named for leaves, rather than the flesh used in familiar avocado dishes.

Guava leaf tea describes a leaf-based infusion.

Mango leaf tea names the leaf ingredient.

Some herbal infusions include added flavourings, while others centre on named plant ingredients.

A herbal tea name does not settle every ingredient question.

Christmas tea gifts can take different forms: a daily countdown, a selection of teas or a teapot set to share.

A herbal tea gift box and a tea calendar organise a present differently.

Herbal tea at work can be easier to organise when cups, packets and product information have a clear place.

Herbal tea in winter can be a theme for a welcoming serving table.