Ginger Drink by Gold Kili, 40 Sachet Total (2 Packs of 20 Sachets)

The ginger tea is as good as described

Great to have quickly have a decent (hit) ginger drink when traveling. One sachet for my 750ml flask works for me

Used to buy these from the Chinese market when I was younger. They were nice and strong and kept the colds away. Not sure if they have been made weaker but certainly aren't as strong. Obviously online ordering costs more than buying in the supermarket but then again I'm not paying for travel/parking so happy with the price.Will re-order and sister has ordered also.

love it love it no more to say

Highly recommend. Has strong taste

This is lovely. You can really taste the heat of the ginger. The sweetness may not suit everyone but you can always add more water. I've noticed other reviewers commenting on not being able to taste the honey but there's nothing to stop you adding honey if that's your thing. I didn't even realise it was made with honey. When I make ginger tea from scratch I don't put honey in it, just a bit of sugar. Buying it on Amazon is very expensive. You can get it in markets for about £3-00 a bag but if you need it in a hurry or don't live near the right kind of market, you'll pay for the convenience of having it delivered to your door. It is a really comforting drink.

Very nice beverage for winter warming or Summer loving.

I love ginger. I find it not only settles my stomach but I love, love, love the flavour. I make my own ginger drinks but it's a bit of a pain and last time, I grated most of the skin from my knuckle! So, seeing so many reviews, I trusted to buy it. There is a hint of ginger flavour. The rest is pure sugar, sweetness, sickliness. I can't taste honey but sweet it is, very sweet. The overall sensation is sweet not flavour. I love the taste and sensation of fresh ginger, this is nothing like it. I am also miffed that I didn't read the return policy. The reviews are mostly from overseas. They might highly sugared drinks. This is like drinking half a mug of sugar with hot water and a sprinkling of powdered ginger. An expensive lesson in trying to avoid blood in my drinks, I guess I'll have to buy special non cut gloves!