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Three combinations, one goal: recharge your vitality with every sip.
Swipe and explore the blends that will keep you active and focused at any time of day.
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VitalTea Classic
Ingredients
- 1 piece of fresh ginger (~1 cm), thinly sliced
- 1 good quality green tea bag
- The juice of half a freshly squeezed lemon
- 1 teaspoon of pure honey (optional)
Preparation
- Heat 250 ml of water until small bubbles begin to form, around 85 °C.
- Place the ginger in the teapot and pour in 100 ml of water; let it steep for 2 minutes to release its spicy essence.
- Add the green tea bag and let it steep for another 3 minutes, avoiding any longer so that it doesn't become too bitter.
- Strain directly into your cup, add the lemon juice, and if you want a sweet touch, add honey. Stir gently.
Advantages
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- Union of gingerol and catechins for a gentle and prolonged stimulus.
- Easy to prepare and adjust according to your spicy tolerance.
- Digestive and antioxidant benefits, ideal to start the day.
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Disadvantages
- It may be too intense for sensitive palates.
- Honey adds calories and is not suitable for vegans.
- Best consumed immediately, as ginger loses potency when cooled.
Energy Infusion
Ingredients
- 1 heaped tablespoon of yerba mate or mate tea leaves
- ½ teaspoon red ginseng powder
- 5 fresh mint leaves
- 1 slice of ginger (or ¼ teaspoon of dried ginger)
Preparation
- Heat 200 ml of water to 75–80°C and pour over the yerba mate in an infuser. Let it steep for 4 minutes.
- Add the powdered ginseng and the ginger slice; cover and let it sit for another 3 minutes to extract its active ingredients.
- Stir in the mint leaves for the last 60 seconds and mix before straining. Serve hot or let cool and enjoy as cold brew the next day.
Advantages
- High concentration of mateine and adaptogens for maximum energy.
- Refreshing effect of mint, perfect after heavy meals.
- Versatility: hot or cold depending on the season.
Disadvantages
- Earthy flavor that may take some getting used to.
- Ginseng may interact with some medications; consult a healthcare professional.
- Two-stage process requires precise measurement of temperatures and times.
Advanced Power Brew
Ingredients
- 1 teaspoon of sifted ceremonial matcha
- ⅛ teaspoon turmeric powder
- A pinch of ground black pepper
- 1 teaspoon of agave syrup or agave honey
- 180 ml of water at 75 °C
Preparation
- Sift the matcha and turmeric into a bowl to avoid lumps.
- Add a splash of hot water and beat with a bamboo whisk (chasen) until foamy.
- Pour in the remaining water, sweeten with agave and stir until smooth.
- Sprinkle black pepper at the end to increase the absorption of curcumin.
Advantages
- Matcha provides L-theanine and time-release caffeine for prolonged focus.
- Turmeric and pepper offer powerful anti-inflammatory effects.
- Creamy texture and vibrant color, ideal for study or meditation.
Disadvantages
- You need specific utensils (chasen) or a fine whisk to dissolve well.
- Turmeric can easily stain utensils and clothing.
- Not the sweetest option for those who prefer mild flavors.
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| Recipe | Key ingredients | Total time | Flavor profile |
|---|---|---|---|
| VitalTea Classic | Ginger, green tea, lemon, honey | 5 min | Spicy-light citrus |
| Energy Infusion | Yerba mate, ginseng, mint, ginger | 8 min | Earthy-refreshing |
| Advanced Power Brew | Matcha, turmeric, pepper, agave | 5 min | Creamy-spicy |
In the Part 3 You'll learn to fine-tune proportions, customize to your taste, maximize effects, address contraindications, and share your revitalizing tea with those you love most.

