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Herbal TeasAlphabet Vitamin Tea
This light, minty tea is a delight iced or hot. This blend contains vitamins A, C, D, folate, thiamine, iron, magnesium, potassium, phosphorus, and zinc! In addition, it may support heart and liver health, ease indigestion and asthma,Ā and supportĀ urinary tract health.
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Herbal TeasChamomile Lemon Balm Tea
This is a herbal favorite said to promote relaxation and sleep, while easing digestion.
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Herbal TeasEase Tea
Wise Cat’s Ease Tea is a blend of nettle, lemon balm, and rose hips that may soothe and support the nervous system.
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Herbal TeasGinger Turmeric Tea
Wise Cat Ginger Turmeric Tea may support inflammation and digestion. See below for additional information on this lovely tea.
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Herbal TeasGreen Goddess Tea
While our Green Goddess Tea is delicious hot, it is the perfect iced tea for hot weather. It’s loaded with cooling herbs: peppermint, nettle, rose, and milky oat straw with orange peel granules added for a bit of warming balance.
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Herbal TeasSupport Tea
This deep red tea is soothing when hot and refreshing when iced. It is high in vitamin C and may support the immune system, calm the nervous system, lower blood pressure, and reduce inflammation.
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Herbal TeasVery Berry Tea
This deep purple tea is made from a blend of elderberries, rose hips, hawthorn berries, and dried cranberries. It is antioxidant rich, may support the immune system, heart health, and the cardiovascular system.
Herbal Teas
Herbal teas are a good source of nourishing supportive phytonutrients, and often slowing down to drink a cup of herbal tea can restore a sense of ease and well-being. Many herbal teas can be enjoyed hot or iced.
Brewing directions provided on the package, including the amount of tea per serving, are for therapeutic use. Teas may be made weaker by using a smaller amount and/or by brewing for a shorter time. A weaker tea may not be as effective as therapeutic levels. However, if you are primarily drinking the tea for pleasure, the therapeutic levels are not necessary. In most cases, it isĀ suggested to not make the tea any stronger (larger amounts or longer brewing) as this will result in a bitter tea.
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