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Make time for a cup: exploring Biome+ teas

Get to know Biome+ Chamomile and Turmeric Ginger teas, compare the ingredients listed by the brand, and create a simple tea break around your tastes.

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Illustrative herbal tea cups with chamomile, lemongrass, ginger and turmeric on a pale table
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A tea break is a small piece of the day you can make your own. Choose a cup, clear a corner of the table and let the conversation slow down for a moment. Biome+ offers several tea blends, with ingredients that give you a useful starting point for choosing one.

A look at the Biome+ tea shelf

Biome+, also presented as THT Biome Plus on its website, sells teas alongside a wider wellness range. Its tea collection includes Chamomile Tea, Turmeric Ginger Tea, Moringa Green Tea and Blue Tea Lavender.

For a first browse, start with the ingredients you recognise and the kind of cup you enjoy. A floral blend and a warming ginger blend can fit different tastes, even when both sit in the same tea collection.

Sources: Biome+: tea collection

Chamomile or turmeric ginger?

Biome+'s Chamomile Tea page lists chamomile and lemongrass, with a floral flavour and a citrus note. Its Turmeric Ginger Tea description lists green tea, turmeric, ginger, lemongrass and black pepper. The brand describes that blend as earthy and warming.

BlendIngredients listed by Biome+Flavour direction
Chamomile TeaChamomile, lemongrassFloral with a citrus note
Turmeric Ginger TeaGreen tea, turmeric, ginger, lemongrass, black pepperEarthy, warming and gently spiced

Sources: Biome+: Chamomile Tea · Biome+: Turmeric Ginger Tea

Let the pack guide the brewing

Both product pages show a sachet format. Use the instructions on your chosen pack for water temperature, steeping time and serving size. If a detail is missing, ask the brand before guessing, especially when trying a blend for the first time.

Taste the prepared tea before adding anything. That gives you a clearer idea of whether you enjoy the blend as it is. Keep a note of your preference so you can repeat the cup you liked without experimenting every time.

Sources: Biome+: Chamomile Tea · Biome+: Turmeric Ginger Tea

Turn a tea break into a small invitation

Set out a second cup when someone is visiting and let them choose whether to join you. You could ask a parent or grandparent how tea was served in their childhood home, or which cup in the cupboard has been around the longest.

For a weekday break, keep the setup small: the tea you chose, a cup you like and a clear place to sit. A routine is easier to repeat when it fits the time and space you already have.

Read the full blend before choosing

Check the current ingredients and any caffeine information against your preferences. Product names are a starting point; the complete label tells you more about what you will be drinking.

Biome+'s tea pages advise checking with a healthcare professional before use if you take medication, have a medical condition, are pregnant or breastfeeding. Once suitability is clear, choose around flavour, preparation and the kind of tea break you enjoy.

Sources: Biome+: Chamomile Tea · Biome+: Turmeric Ginger Tea