ARQ Gas G Go Tea brings together fennel, peppermint and ginger, three botanicals traditionally taken after eating across South Asia and the Mediterranean. Caffeine-free, warming and best drunk unhurried.
- Best time
- After meals
- Caffeine
- None
- Taste profile
- Sweet-anise · Cooling · Warming
- Intensity
- ●●●○○
Benefits
- Traditionally used as part of an after-meal routine
- Warming and cooling notes in the same cup
- Designed as a caffeine-free beverage
- Naturally sweet from fennel without added sugar
Who it suits
- The twenty minutes after dinner
- Rich or late meals
- Anyone replacing an after-dinner coffee
Inside the blend
Fennel seed · Peppermint leaf · Dried ginger
01
Fennel seed
Pure Botanical Leaf / Flower
02
Peppermint leaf
Pure Botanical Leaf / Flower
03
Dried ginger
Pure Botanical Leaf / Flower
Storage
Airtight and dry. Whole seed keeps its aroma far longer than ground.
Safety & precautions
- Strong ginger can aggravate reflux; shorten the steep if that applies to you.
- Speak with your physician if you are pregnant, nursing or taking blood-thinning medication.
- Not intended to diagnose, treat or cure gas, bloating or any digestive condition; individual experiences may vary.
Questions
When should I drink it?+
Most people take it shortly after a meal.
Does it cure bloating?+
No. It is a caffeine-free beverage traditionally taken after eating.
Is it spicy?+
Warming rather than hot. A shorter steep softens the ginger.
Scientific references
- Foeniculum vulgare: traditional use and composition — Journal of Ethnopharmacology
- Ginger: a review of composition and traditional use — Critical Reviews in Food Science and Nutrition
