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In this section, there are herbs that we drink regularly, as a substitute to Camellia Sinensis. Here, in Thailand, these plants are commonly used for cooking and making herbal teas. We sincerely recommend these herbs as we've tested them on ourselves.

Organic Jiaogulan Tea (Gynostemma Pentaphyllum), grade A

Jiaogulan Tea (Gynostemma Pentaphyllum) gr. A, USDA Organic

Organic Jiaogulan tea of the highest grade (no stems). Made from the dried leaves of the plant scientifically known as Gynostemma Pentaphyllum, a remarkable herb native to South China and some other A..

$9.00

Jiaogulan Tea (Gynostemma Pentaphyllum) gr. B, USDA Organic

If you like green tea but looking to cut down on caffeine, Jiaogulan is an excellent alternative. It’s made from a dried herb scientifically known as Gynostemma Pentaphyllum. The plant originates fro..

$6.50

Butterfly Pea Tea, Clitoria Ternatea, Thai Blue Tea

Butterfly Pea Flower Tea (Blue Tea)

Latin (botanical) name of Butterfly Pea – Clitoria Ternatea. The plant is also known as Butterfly Bean, Blue Pea, Blue Tea, Aparajita flower, Conch flower, Sangupushpam (Tamil name). Clitoria Ternat..

$5.00

Gotu Kola Tea (Centella Asiatica)

These are dried leaves of Gotu Kola, a plant scientifically known as Centella Asiatica that grows in marshland tropical areas of Thailand, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Madagascar, and South Africa. Go..

$7.50

Ginkgo Tea

Dry leaves of the Ginkgo Biloba tree, one of the oldest living plant species. Because of the fossils related to Ginkgoes that dating back 270 million years this tree is called “a living fossil”.It has..

$3.90

Bael Fruit Tea (Matoom)

Dried bael fruit slices for making tea.Bael is a fruit of a tree (the botanical name is Aegle Marmelos L.) native to the Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia. It is also known as Matoom, Bengal quin..

$2.00

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ATTENTION:

All herbs sold on our website do not replace proper medications. We shared the information about their health benefits for educational purposes only. If you have any illness or discomfort and want to use these herbal teas as supportive measures, consult to your doctor to avoid any unexpected interactions, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, or taking medications

Customer Reviews

Sergey Tihonov, 07/05/2025

Gotu Kola Tea (Centella Asiatica)

“My mom has chronic blood pressure issues and suffered a serious stroke not long ago. She's also highly sensitive to changes in the weather. But she started drinking Gotu Kola in early March — and she says all those problems have vanished. March and April used to bring constant migraines and other troubles, but this season went by incredibly smoothl...”
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Joanne, 28/04/2025

Gotu Kola Tea (Centella Asiatica)

“Pro: It really works! After a pot of this tea, I can work productively until late without losing focus. Overall, I feel more energy and motivation for doing things. That’s what I use it for. Contra: After a good portion of it, like 10g in 1L in one day, I’m getting a bit irritated and easily annoyed by other pople's slowness. And I’m getting too...”
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Aleksei Kurtsanov, 10/11/2022

Butterfly Pea Flower Tea (Blue Tea)

“I brewed this tea for my wife in a porcelain pot and asked her to pour the tea herself, then I heard from the next room: "What is that? Why is the tea blue"?! But she liked it, and so did I. A nice tea, a mild and pleasant one. Thank you for I could try it....”
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Aleksei Kurtsanov, 22/06/2022

Bael Fruit Tea (Matoom)

“Great thing for brewing with shou puerh: reduce bitterness, if any, and add smoothness and pleasant aroma. ...”
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