Warm Vibes Combo

Green tea contains antimicrobial properties that help it fight off viral and bacterial infections responsible for a sore throat. Additionally, consuming hot beverages is an effective treatment for sore throat. Thus, drinking green tea for sore throat is equivalent to having the perfect antidote!

If you want to further add to the benefits of Throat Soothe, you should add honey to it. Honey is widely popular for its strong antimicrobial, anti-allergy and anti-inflammatory properties. Thus, you can get quick relief by adding a spoonful of honey to green tea for a sore throat. Natural honey and green tea complement each other perfectly without causing any side effects.

Tea is naturally packed with antioxidants that boost energy levels and metabolism.

Green tea is rich in antioxidants which boost immunity and it also helps flush out free radicals that can cause damage. The most active polyphenols in green tea, EGCG binds a glycoprotein onto the flu virus cell which prevents the cell from being able to contaminate other cells.  The L-theanine present in green tea also helps in the production of white blood cells.

Nope, it’s a combo that will warm you up and act as a pick-me-up when you most need it.

Although it tastes better with milk because it’s a black tea, you can opt out and have it with just water!

Nope, Masala Chai contains half-beaten spices because half-beating them keeps the flavours, benefits and aroma intact.

Masala Chai is great for an early morning energy boost before you get started with your day or your workout. You can then have Throat Soothe in the evening or night to soothe yourself and relax.

The Masala Chai has a blend of green cardamom, cinnamon, ginger, black pepper and clove with summer harvest black tea from Assam. The Throat Soothe tea has a blend of licorice and ginger with whole leaf Pahadi green tea leaves.

The Masala Chai has the perfect balance of sweet and spicy notes. The Throat Soothe Green Tea has spicy notes with lingering sweetness in the back from the cinnamon.