clove tea

Clove is commonly paired with bright citrus notes such as orange peel and with fruit-forward flavors like apple and pumpkin in these blends.

Clove teas are often presented as autumn or holiday flavors, featuring themes like pumpkin spice, warm holiday spice blends, apple with chamomile, and other winter-spice profiles.

Yes. Some blends include specific cautions—for example, teas containing licorice may advise they are not recommended for pregnant or nursing people, those with high blood pressure, and not for daily use beyond 4–6 weeks. Other descriptions generally advise consulting a healthcare provider if you are pregnant, nursing, taking medications, or have medical conditions.

Clove appears across different bases: non-caffeinated herbal blends, decaffeinated black-tea blends, and regular caffeinated black-tea blends—so caffeine level depends on the tea base.

Steeping guidance in these descriptions generally ranges from about 5 to 7 minutes. A few herbal blends also note using two tea bags for a stronger cup.

Package quantities shown include single-item packs and multi-count boxes, specifically 1, 4, 16, and 20.

Many clove herbal blends are labeled Organic (certified), Non-GMO Project Verified, vegan, kosher, and gluten-free; several also note no artificial flavors or sweeteners.