Health and Harmony Tea
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A combination of powerful herbs and fruits, this herbal tea promotes natural balance, particularly for women
Flavour Notes
Lavender, WarmingThe Tea
A combination of powerful herbs and fruits, this tea promotes natural balance, particularly for women.
Among the ingredients is Field Horsetail, used in traditional medicine for centuries to heal wounds and stop bleeding, along with another staple of holistic practice, Lady’s Mantle. Lady’s Mantle is often known as a digestive remedy, as well being used to aid skin irritations. Enhanced with lavender blossoms, this infusion creates a sumptuous warming tea that is caffeine free.
Recommended brew method
It is important when brewing herbal teas to use boiling water. Use one level teaspoon which is around 3 grams per cup and if you are making a pot, add an extra spoonful of tea.
Steep the tea for between 5 and 8 minutes to ensure a full infusion.
Best served without milk.
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