Vocalitea - Caramel Apple & Honey
The Secret To Vocal Clarity, In A Cup
Vocal Health has never been this tasty.
Vocalitea has been developed by award-winning voice experts and master tea blenders, specifically for professional voice users. Each ingredient has been carefully selected to help you soothe and take care of your voice.
Caramel Apple & Honey
Flavour: It begins with a gentle, sweet taste of caramel, followed by subtle hints of apple and "honey", before enveloping the palate with warm depth and subtle spice.
Aroma: The dry blend offers a sweet and inviting caramel scent that immediately captures attention, and the brewed tea releases a sweet, warm, comforting fragrance.
Your Voice, Our Commitment
What sets Vocalitea apart is our commitment to quality and our deep understanding of the challenges faced by voice professionals. We've meticulously researched and selected each ingredient in our blend to target specific aspects of vocal health, from cleansing the throat and relaxing airway muscles to mitigating respiratory issues and promoting overall well-being.
Holistic Voice Care
Our tea is more than just a beverage; it's a holistic approach to vocal care. We've harnessed the power of nature's finest ingredients, such as rooibos, honeybush, licorice, ginger, and turmeric, to create a caffeine-free, vegan-friendly blend that is both delicious and effective. By incorporating Vocalitea into your daily routine, you'll experience the benefits of improved vocal clarity, reduced inflammation, and enhanced immune support.
How To Use Vocalitea
Get the most out of your Vocalitea with these usage recommendations (based on user feedback)
Before Performances
Drink 30-60 minutes before singing or speaking to prepare your voice
After Performances
Help your voice recover and reduce inflammation after intense use
When Feeling Strain
Soothe your voice when you feel the first signs of vocal fatigue
Daily Maintenance
Incorporate into your daily routine for ongoing vocal health
Perfect Brewing Instructions
Boil Fresh Water
Start with 250ml of freshly drawn, filtered water for the best flavour. Bring to a boil.
Slow Pour
Pour the water over the pyramid slowly, giving the ingredients time to release all their goodness.
Steep for 5-15 Minutes
The longer you wait, the more developed the flavours will be. Cover while steeping for best results.
As your tea steeps, allow yourself a mindful interlude. Draw a breath in, count to four, then release it to the same rhythm. Repeat a few times, eventually transitioning into a relaxed "vvv" sound (lightly voiced fricative). Reflect on the sensations within, how your voice and body feel, and the emotions it carries. Affirm to yourself: "my voice will sound amazing today!".
Great Taste Award Winner
We are so excited to announce that our Vocalitea (Caramel Apple & Honey Flavour) has won a prestigious Great Taste Award!
"This is a rich-looking, dark blend, which delivers a powerful punch on the palate. It delivers some sweet sugar and orchard-fruit notes, with a warm, earthy finish. This is a sweet, spicy blend that has plenty of appeal, and delivers a warm, comforting finish. Very enjoyable." — Great Taste Awards Judge
"On the palate, the key ingredients all come through clearly – the honey gives distinctive complex sweetness, the apple provides fruitiness and the caramel smoothes it all, creating an infusion that is clearly very soothing for the throat." — Great Taste Awards Judge
Loved by the Pros
Vocalitea is amazing. Ever since I got introduced to it at Musical Con last year and drinking it, it has saved my life especially the vocals. I get less cracks in the vocals and the vocals are more moist.
Powerful Ingredients. All Natural.
We have a deep understanding of the challenges faced by voice professionals, so we've meticulously researched and selected each ingredient in our blend to target specific aspects of vocal health, from cleansing the throat and relaxing airway muscles to mitigating respiratory issues and promoting overall well-being. Each ingredient has been proven effective by the scientific literature and from centuries of use within herbal remedies. Incorporating Vocalitea into your daily routine, will provide benefits of improved vocal clarity, reduced inflammation, and enhanced immune support.
Rooibos
Honeybush
Liquorice
Ginger
Turmeric
Apple Pieces
Rosehip
Lemon Myrtle
Sage & Thyme
Regular throat teas are just not it
See how Vocalitea compares to standard throat teas on the market
Vocalitea
Our Premium Blend
Competitors
Standard Throat Teas
Ingredients per tea bag
3g of quality ingredients per pyramid
~2g of ingredients per tea bag
Purpose
Designed to support daily voice use
Designed to drink when sick
Scientific backing
Blends enriched by science
Blends are not science-informed
Effect on throat
Soothes without drying your throat
Coats and dries your throat
Taste
Tastes amazing
Tastes medicinal
75% of tasters preferred Vocalitea in blind taste tests
We conducted a blind taste test of our tea in comparison to two competitors. The tasters had no idea what teas they were trying, but had to rank them based on taste, aroma, look, flavor, and sensation. Over 75% of tasters preferred our tea.
Customer Reviews
brilliant taste. well lubricating for the vocal cords. love love love!!!!!
Bought for my daughter. She loved the tea.
Vocalitea - Caramel Apple & Honey
Not only does it taste great but has also left my voice and throat feeling nourished and smooth. Great product, highly recommend to all!
Love this tea. Please make it available on Amazon in the USA.
I love it so far! Perfect way to soothe my vocal chords 💚
This clever blend of traditional herbs with added caramel and apple flavours is delicious to drink and really does seem to have a soothing and beneficial effect when suffering from a cold. Mucus seems to be thinner, sore throat soothed and symptoms eased.
Great service and the tea is amazing.
I love this tea! It’s delicious and hydrating .
I love my tea and really struggle with herbal teas due to some tasting horrible! This is perfect and tastes amazing! And really gets to work right away. I’m always happy with all the products from Rayvox can’t recommend to any singer enough! Thanks for keeping us going!
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