COGINT-Coriander & Ginger Tea from Durst Enterprise

I received few sachet samples and could try it before posting this review.
Below are the ingredients of this tea.
Coriander,Ginger,Garlic,Dill Seeds,Pepper,Alpinia Galanga,Cummin,Solanum Melongena/Undatum,Coscinium Fenestratum,Ajwan,Cinnamon & Horseradish

If compare with ‘Pas Panguwa’ or even basic ‘Inguru Koththamali tea’, this COGINT is easy to prepare. Inside the sachet, all herbal blends are included as a powder. You will only need to add this powdered tea into hot boiling water.

Here is How to make a cup of Coriander Ginger tea with COGINT

Ingredients (for 2-3 drinks)

1 sachet of COGINT
1 tea spoon Bee Honey (optional)
300ml hot boiling water

Method

Open the sachet & Empty the tea into a mug
Pour 300ml fresh boiling water
Cover & brew for 10-15 minutes.
Add 1 tea spoon Bee Honey if required (optional)
Stir and strain.
Sip 100-150ml warm.

Notes: Discard after 6 hours
Do not add or mix any other things

My review:
Preparation of this tea is super easier than traditional Ginger Coriander Tea.
A sachet gave a 2-3 portions of strong flavoured tea. (about 100ml each). However I added more water into a portion and dilute it as per my taste.

Taste is bit strong and could feel some spiciness. This can be due to the ingredients like pepper and cumin.

I am satisfied with the taste. It goes well with Sri Lankan taste.However, I want to mention that the taste is not the familiar ‘Pas panguwa’ taste. As per Durst Enterprise, they use 12 natural ingredients for this herbal blend and they prepare COGINT as per the exact recipe assuring that user gets the benefit of all 12 natural ingredients. Therefore we cannot compare this 12 ingredients herbal tea with usual ‘Ginger Coriander Tea’ or ‘Pas Panguwa’.

If you live in Australa, visit Durst Enterprise to buy COGINT online or for any other queries.
Or check the nearest Sri Lankan grocery. It is available to purchase.

I hope you’ll like this product and will not face the problem of buying lot of herbal tea from Sri Lanka and stock till the next visit same as I do.

Anyway, do you like Ginger Coriander tea? Have you tried this type of tea as a medicine for common cold or cough? What are the herbals you use in your country? Please share your thoughts.

Below is a small video clip I shared in you tube.