OKU - NZ Native Herbal Products Limited
Energise/Whakahohe
Energise/Whakahohe
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An invigorating and energising tea that is perfect as a morning beverage or anytime you want or need a gentle lift. The fantastic warming properties of NZ Kawakawa is perfectly complimented with Organic Sencha (whole leaf) Green Tea. The blend is rounded with the soft sweetness of Licorice and a subtle hint of Ginger.
New Formula: We are excited to introduce our new and improved Energise formula! If you loved the original blend, rest assured it still contains all the same wonderful herbs and properties. Now, we've enhanced it with Yerba Maté for added benefits. While Yerba Maté does contain caffeine, it doesn't cause the jitters associated with coffee. Plus, it's packed with antioxidants to give you an extra boost!
Ingredients: Wildcrafted Kawakawa (37%), Organic Sencha Green Tea, Organic Licorice, Organic Ginger
Available in Loose Leaf or NeoSoilon® Pyramid Tea Bags
You can also purchase refills for your tubes here
Contains 100% herbs, no added flavours, sugar or sweeteners
FREE shipping throughout New Zealand for any purchases made over $80.
FREE shipping throughout Australia for purchases over $100.
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Sophisticated presentation and lovely taste. We use these teas for our clients during our HeadSpa service.
its good
I thought I purchased Pure Kawakawa and sadly got something else which only has a,tiny amount of Kawakawa
Tino ataahua products, fastest delivery ever, very very happy.
The new formula with yerba mate is a brilliant addition! This is now my favourite morning brew. I also drink the Relax and Restore teas and they're all excellent as well. My only suggestion is to have a 100% plastic-free option (including shipping packaging). Yes I know that the inside pouch is compostable, but it's not necessarily eco-friendly, as these plastic bags may leach chemicals into soil and may also contiminate the tea leaves with PFAS (if the bag contains it). Finally, even bioplastics contribute to the growing microplastic problem - and there's increasing amount of evidence showing how harmful microplastics can be to our body. A alternative to the plastic could be a sealed paper bag, placed inside the tube, which should be sufficient to preserve the freshness of the leaves. The tube itself could be further sealed with paper tape or light glue. I sincerely hope Oku reads this and moves towards a completely plastic-free packaging and shipping model.