empress lavender lemonade a tea cocktail recipe to end the week 💜 🍋 a purple lemony fusion of deliciousness This tea cocktail is made with our Lavender Sage Lemonade tea and is sweetened with a lavender infused simple syrup made with our Wildflower honey! A splash of indigo-hued Empress Gin ties it all together and a lavender sprig sits on top to garnish. HERE'S WHAT YOU NEED FROM US: Lavender Sage Lemonade This blend is invigoratingly herbaceous! It is made with lemon myrtle, lemongrass, lemon peel, sage, lavender, rose hips, licorice root and calendula petals. Wildflower Honey This raw and unfiltered honey has notes of caramel, maple syrup and floral undertones. INGREDIENTS: 2 oz Empress Gin 4 oz brewed Lavender Sage Lemonade 1-2 oz hot water...
Need a mental boost? Try these tea blends ⬇ MATCHA When you drink matcha, you are consuming the full tea leaf and all of the leaf's nutrients! Matcha (and all green tea) contains L-theanine, an amino acid that is incredible for your brain health. Try matcha iced with a tad of honey and lemon to promote neurological health. PEPPERMINT LEMONGRASS Peppermint naturally improves focus, making this blend a great memory booster and study buddy. This blend also calms the mind and boosts immunity. Try this refreshing blend iced or hot to boost your brain power. It is naturally caffeine free so you can even enjoy this blend as your bedtime brew. CRISP APPLE PU ERH Yerba Maté, one of the...
August Intentions: establishing and falling in love with your routine Routine gets a bad rap. It can come across as stifling and limiting, but in reality, a routine can be liberating. Routines help eliminate decision fatigue, freeing up mental space for more creativity while reducing stress (and increasing happiness). The best part is, you get to design your routine so that it suits your lifestyle, your goals, and your personal preferences. Here are our tips for falling in love with your routine this August. ⬇︎ Step 1: figure out where you want to go. Get out your notebook and divide the paper into four quadrants: one for your physical goals, one for your mental goals, one for your interpersonal goals,...
