White Peach the antioxidant rich & refreshing fountain of youth π π π White Peach With delicate white tea, juicy peach and magically healing marigold flowers.Β BREW TIPS: Prepare with a Mesquite Honey and fresh squeezed lemon and serve iced (Bailey's way)Β or enjoy unsweetened and iced (Dana's way). Why do we love this blend? Here's why... White tea is made from the young tea buds and leaves of the Camellia sinensis plant, the same plant that produces green, black, oolong, and pu erh teas. The delicate process of drying these young leaves and buds to make white tea preserves the high antioxidant content, making white tea a super wellness booster! The matriarch of our tea family, Dana, is a...
Marigold: The Sun Flower π skin healing β antioxidant rich β immune boosting π Marigolds are considered sacred flowers to the Aztec culture, and are often linked to the sun and represent power, strength, and light that live in a person. Aztecs also attributed healing and even magical powers to the plant.It is said that marigold seeds were given to Spanish explorers by the Aztec people, and the explorers brought them back to Spain, where they grew in monastery gardens.Β β¨ We love the healing properties and the bright sunny appearance of marigolds so much that they are in many of our tea blends. To identify if a tea blend contains marigold, just look for the bright yellow petals that...
Menopause Tea citrus β earthy β herbaceous β refreshing AGING IN GRACE Growing older (and wiser) comes with many changes in our lives and bodies. We love, accept, and celebrate all bodies of all ages and types because our bodies tell the stories of our lives. They are the vessels that allow us to experience the life we do, and for that, they deserve all the appreciation and kindness. Aging in grace means we are able to accept, adapt to, and accommodate the changes that come with aging and tea is an excellent resource to assist you in these ways. Read more on our Menopause tea blend β¬ THE NATURAL HORMONE REGULATOR Maca root, one of the main ingredients in...
πΏ LEMON BALM πΏ Boosts cognitive function. Reduces anxiety. Eases insomnia. The little herb that hung in the stars. This delicate lemon flavored herb has been used to calm the body and mind dating back to ancient times. Native to the Mediterranean, lemon balm is a lemon scented and flavored herb that belongs to the mint family. The use of lemon balm dates back thousands of years to the times of ancient Romans and Greeks. The relationship between astrology and herbalism was highly regarded in ancient medicine practices. According to a historical botanist and astrologer, lemon balm is ruled by the planet Jupiter, and has an association with the element of water, which impacts emotions. The herb has been referred...
lβeβmβoβn Β mβyβrβtβlβe the queen of theΒ lemon herbs πΏππΏ Citrus from Down Under: Lemon Myrtle is a rainforest plant grown in the rich subtropical east coast of Australia. For centuries, indigenous people from the subtropics have used rainforest remedies as part of their traditional medicines. Lemon Myrtle has the highest known concentration of citral and calcium in a leaf, contains five times more citral than citrus fruits, and is 50% more pungent than lemongrass! The first thing you notice about Lemon Myrtle is its exquisite citrus aroma, but there is much more to Lemon Myrtle than its fragrance. Lemon Myrtle has some very special health properties: Lemon Myrtle has been found to have anti-inflammatory and anti-microbial properties, which makes it great...