Tea bags: what to know
Count, ingredients, brewing, taste, and storage.Each box contains 30 individually wrapped triangular tea bags filled only with chopped Wisconsin-grown American ginseng root. There are no tea leaves, caffeine, flavoring, or sweetener.
What you receive
- 30-count: one box with 30 wrapped tea bags; net weight 2.12 oz / 60 g.
- 120-count: four 30-count boxes.
How to brew
- Place one tea bag in an 8 oz cup.
- Add hot water just below a full boil.
- Steep for 5–7 minutes, then remove the bag.
Steep longer for a stronger cup. For iced tea, brew hot first and pour over ice after it cools.
What it tastes like
The cup is pale gold with the earthy, gently bitter taste of American ginseng. Add honey if you prefer a softer finish.
Why choose tea bags
This is the simplest pre-portioned option. Choose slices or whole root if you want to see and handle the root, or powder if you want to mix it into food or drinks.
Storage
Keep the box and wrapped tea bags in a cool, dry place away from moisture and direct sunlight.
Safety: Ask a qualified healthcare professional before use if you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or managing a health condition.
At a glance
The facts that matter before your first cup.Chopped Wisconsin-grown American ginseng root.
Each tea bag is individually wrapped.
No tea leaves, flavoring, sweetener, or fillers.
Grown and shipped by our family farm.
Questions about tea bags
Ingredients, brewing, package count, and storage.What is inside each tea bag?
Only chopped American ginseng root grown in Wisconsin.
How long should I steep it?
Start with 5–7 minutes in hot water and adjust to taste.
Is there caffeine?
No. The bags contain American ginseng root, not tea leaves.
How many bags are in a box?
Each box contains 30 individually wrapped tea bags.
How should I store them?
Keep the box and wrapped bags in a cool, dry place.