Clipper Ship Tea Company

Licorice Root Organic

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$5.94 $25 In stock

Category: Unflavored Herbals

Tasting Notes: sweet earthiness

Description: Licorice Root creates a viscous coat to soothe sore throats. A popular herbal tea for those that want to soothe and coat the throat. The taste is sweet and earthy. 

Ingredients: organic licorice root

Steep Directions: steep 1-2 heaping teaspoon of tea per 8 oz boiling water, 205-212°F, for 7-10 minutes

No Caffeine

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Madison M. ★★★★★

I love how this tea's natural sweetness means I don't need to add any honey, and the thick, coating texture really soothes my throat after a long day of talking.

Scarlett ★★★★★

My throat's been raw from all the dry air, and this tea's viscous coating feeling is genuinely soothing—not just a fleeting warm sip. It tastes like sweet earthiness with no added sugar, and it's become my evening ritual now.

Elizabeth G. ★★★★★

The sweetness is all natural, no sugar needed, and it coats my throat exactly like the description says. I've been drinking a cup every night this winter and the soreness in the morning is basically gone. Even my husband, who hates herbal teas, asks for a mug now.