Annique Rooibos & Mint Tea – 50g

A refreshing, caffeine-free cup to settle your stomach and clear your head.

Annique Rooibos & Mint Tea — previously known as Stomach Tea — pairs the cooling, time-tested benefits of Mint (Mentha Longifolia) with the antioxidant-rich, naturally caffeine-free goodness of South African Rooibos. It’s a simple blend built around one idea: settling an uneasy stomach and clearing a heavy head, without caffeine getting in the way. The tea has a light, cooling flavour with a gentle tingling finish, making it as pleasant to drink as it is useful.

Mint has long been used to ease digestive discomfort, and this tea reflects that heritage. It can help with flatulence and colic in the stomach, and its antibacterial properties make it useful against sore throat and bad breath. It’s also a good remedy for diarrhoea, helping to relieve the spasms that come with it. Beyond digestion, Mint may bring relief from migraines and stress headaches, and its natural antimicrobial character can help you breathe a little easier when sinuses feel congested.

A Caffeine-Free Cup With More Than One Job

What makes Rooibos & Mint Tea useful throughout the day is how many small, everyday complaints it touches. Mint tea may lift energy and ease fatigue, so it works well as a mid-afternoon pick-me-up despite containing no caffeine at all. Its muscle-relaxing effect may also ease menstrual cramps, and the same relaxing quality means a cup before bed can help settle you in for the night — a rare herbal tea that suits both morning and evening drinking. Because Mint is naturally calorie-free with a light, sweet flavour, it’s also a sensible choice if you’re mindful of your weight and want a satisfying warm drink without the extra kilojoules.

Rooibos brings its own quiet strengths to the blend — it’s naturally free of caffeine and low in tannins, and it delivers a strong dose of antioxidants that help protect your cells against everyday free-radical damage. Together, the two ingredients create a gentle, versatile tea suited to almost any time of day, whether you reach for it after a meal, mid-afternoon, or right before bed.

Mint’s antibacterial character does double duty beyond sore throats — it may help reduce the bacteria responsible for tooth plaque, and its natural antihistamine-like effect may also ease seasonal allergy symptoms. It’s this breadth of small, practical benefits — digestive, respiratory, and everyday comfort — that has kept Mint one of the most reached-for herbs in traditional wellness, and why it works so well alongside Rooibos in a single daily cup.

Many people keep this tea on hand for exactly these moments: an unsettled stomach after a heavy meal, a stress headache at the end of a long day, or simply a craving for something warm and refreshing that isn’t coffee. Served hot it’s a gentle after-dinner tea, and served cold over ice it becomes a genuinely refreshing summer drink — brew it in the morning and it’s ready to enjoy however the day unfolds.

Rooibos & Mint Tea isn’t recommended for children younger than two years, and it’s not advisable to drink it in large doses during pregnancy. Beyond that, it’s a genuinely easy tea to build into a daily routine — whether you’re settling an upset stomach, nursing a headache, or just want a light, refreshing cup that happens to do a little more than most.