Our new teas are filled to the brim with the finest organic ingredients and steeped in traditional remedies for rejuvenating your mind and body.
Touareg Tea - A Moroccan tradition of hospitality, this mix of gunpowder green tea and aromatic spearmint is sure to please even when there are no guests to share it.
Celtic Highlands Neanntog - This medley of floral chamomile, earthy dandelion root, and nettle stirs up dreams of Irish meadows while helping to restore hormonal balance and detoxifying your body.
Garden Herbal Tea - Give your summer days a refreshing infusion of strong bee balm and lemon balm with a hint of lavender. This herbal tea is exactly that. Very herbal.
Ginger Peach - This well-loved flavor comes completely naturally. Organic dried peaches and crystalized ginger in a black loose leaf tea.
Spiced Elderberries - Sambuca nigra berries have been revered for ages as a remedy for colds and congestion. Add slippery elm for soothing sensitive mucus membranes and ginger and cinnamon for an immune boost and your sinuses' sake, and you have one of the best all natural remedies for flu season on the market. Did we mention this tea is just plain delicious?
Fencheltee - Grumbling tummies will thank you for this German digestion remedy. Fennel, anise, and licorice combine to make a naturally sweet, mild flavored tea for which kids and adults alike will come back for more.
Mama-To-Be Tea - This tea is packed with herbs meant to help nurture new life. Red raspberry leaf for strengthening the uterus, orange peel for bioflavenoids, cranberry for kidney and urinary tract, rose hips and ginger for heart health, fennel for relaxation, and raspberries for antioxidants that give the tea a fruity, sweet flavor. Preparing for a new baby is challenging. Drinking maternity tea shouldn't be. Let us do the heavy lifting to bring you this enjoyable blend.
Masala Chai - The tried and true. Exotic spices and black tea, with or without milk and honey. All natural and organic.
Algonquin Chief Tea - According to Eastern Native American traditions, while foraging for edible plants, the best would be selected and presented to the tribe's chief. Berries from the water loving aronia bushes and juniper trees offer this tea a distinct local flavor, recalling scenes of pine forests and marshlands in the northern Virginia and Maryland area.
