Turkish Lemon Ginger Tea, pale yellow instant tea powder in a white bowl with a bamboo spoon
Instant Tea

Turkish Lemon Ginger Tea

An instant tea powder of real lemon peel, warming ginger and apple, lightly sweetened with stevia. Caffeine-free; just stir it into hot water for a bright, zesty golden cup.

1088-100-P
In stock
4.3
Canada
€11.18
€11.18
origin-country-CA
Origin
Canada
North America
Caffeine Free
Caffeine Level (mg/1g)
0
1-10
11-20
21-30
31-40
41+
Description
Nutrition facts
Serving Size ml
Amount per serving
10
Calories
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Description

Turkish Lemon Ginger Tea – Instant Zesty Lemon & Ginger Tea

Our Turkish Lemon Ginger Tea is a wholesome instant powdered tea crafted from real lemon peel, warming ginger and apple, lightly sweetened with stevia. This naturally caffeine-free tea delivers a warming yet refreshing taste experience that's perfect for any time of day.

When prepared, you'll be greeted by a bright golden infusion and a fragrant citrus-spice aroma. At first sip, the lively zing of lemon meets the soothing warmth of ginger, while a touch of apple adds a pleasant, fruity roundness. Lightly sweetened, it offers a smooth, satisfying balance of tartness, spice and fruit.

Tasting Notes

  • Color: bright golden
  • Aroma: fragrant citrus and warm spice
  • Flavor: zesty lemon and soothing ginger
  • Finish: smooth, fruity and gently warming

Why You'll Love It

Lemon and ginger is a classic combination that's been enjoyed for generations, especially during cold season. Ginger adds a warming, spicy character, and lemon adds a bright, refreshing lift. This instant tea makes it easy to enjoy a comforting cup in seconds.

  • Made with real lemon and ginger
  • Lightly sweetened with stevia
  • Naturally caffeine-free
  • Instant — just mix and enjoy

How to Enjoy

Enjoy it hot on a chilly day to comfort and invigorate, or serve it cold over ice for a revitalizing, thirst-quenching drink. Add a spoonful of honey for extra soothing sweetness, or a sprig of fresh mint for a cooling twist. This vibrant tea is a delightful choice for the whole family.

Zesty, warming and wonderfully easy, Turkish Lemon Ginger Tea is comfort in a cup.

Make it your kind of cup

ready, set, steep.

A great starting point. Adjust the strength to suit your taste.

  1. 012 tsp (8 g)Measure the powderAdd the powder to your cup or glass.
  2. 02Hot water90°C (195°F) · 240 mlAdd your liquidWarm it to the temperature shown.
  3. 03Stir or frothMix it inStir until fully dissolved.
  4. 04Your perfect cupSip and enjoyTaste it plain first, then make it your own.
A little steeping tipAdd a spoonful of honey or a sprig of fresh mint. Great hot on chilly days or iced in summer.

Think of these as a starting point. Every tea is a little experiment, so adjust the amount, temperature and time to your taste.

Details
Preparation:
Use per of water at and steep for .
Ingredients:
Lemon peel powder, Ginger powder, Granulated Apple, Stevia, Apple Juice, Lemon Salt
Reviews
Susan
February 2026
Brilliant tea for winter, very favourable. I sell this in my cafe and it flys out. 2.5 spoonfuls of this, gives it the nice flavour it needs. If you're a bit put off by the little bits, use a strainer. Its beautiful and keeps the winter cold away.
Sherry P
September 2024
Amazing flavor, will definitely try the other flavors.
Sascha Uncia
October 2025
Didn't really like it. Probably personal preference.

This tastes like a cross between a flavoured water packet, ginger tea, and lemonade. Maybe a little like a sports drink in some ways, but with a more natural taste.

The majority of the volume appears to be sugar crystals, I'm guessing from the apple juice, despite it appearing later in the ingredient order. This is a dealbreaker for me, the sweetened with stevia claim mostly appears to have been tacked on as a technicality, this is mainly just apple-sugar.

Instead of larger peel pieces like in the video there is instead a lot of gritty stuff that floats to the top, imagine something along the lines of stirring a spoonful of garlic granules and letting them soak. Definitely recommend using an infuser.

Better cold than hot, otherwise it's like drinking hot fruit juice. It's a bit hard to dissolve cold so I recommend shaking it in a sealed container or using a whisk (and then straining it).

This is very much more like a lemony fruit juice or lemonade rather than a tea with lemon peel. Quite acidic.