Bigelow Tea Orange and Spice Herbal Tea

Bigelow Orange and Spice Herbal Tea is a box of 20 tea bags that you’ll find on the tea and coffee aisle, shelved alongside other herbal blends, citrus-flavored teas, honey, and lemon concentrates. Its label leans into cozy, homey imagery — “carefully selected ingredients” and “family’s favorite recipe” — and prominently notes “Caffeine Free,” positioning it as an evening or kid-friendly option rather than an energy booster. The blend reads like a pantry garden: rose hips, hibiscus, orange peel, warm spices and a hint of roasted chicory, rounded out by a natural orange flavor and a small soy lecithin component used in the flavoring. Packaging is a familiar cardboard box with individually wrapped paper tea bags inside, ready for single-cup steeping in a mug or teapot. Sensory cues are bright citrus and tart hibiscus on the nose, a warm, spiced finish, and a clear reddish infusion; the mouthfeel is light and brisk, with a gentle tannic edge from the chicory. Typical rituals include mid-morning or late-afternoon steeping, pairing with baked scones at a weekend brunch, or a calm bedtime cup on a chilly night. Brand positioning is mainstream natural/heritage: Bigelow markets reliability, family tradition, and approachable specialty flavors rather than artisanal exclusivity; it appeals to adults seeking familiar, comforting beverages and to shoppers choosing caffeine-free alternatives. Label claims emphasize “natural” ingredients and caffeine-free status but do not indicate organic certification. Processing context: the product is made from dried botanical ingredients with added flavoring agents and packaged in tea bags — minimally transformed botanicals combined with industrial flavor additives and packaging.