Tea is a staple of holistic and natural medicine. Different herbs, roots, and flowers contain strong medicinal qualities that can make all the difference for your health. Not only that, they're delicious! Whether you are drinking tea for the caffeine, the medicinal qualities, the calming factor, or just the delightful variety of flavors, building a staple tea collection is worth it!
For this article, we will be separating tea suggestions into categories based on their unique qualities and uses. We will also talk about how to store your tea. Storing your tea properly is essential Pick and choose what you think you may enjoy from each category and consider purchasing your selections from our shop. Our goal is to help our audience lead healthier lives with pure and wild solutions, whether that be our products or products from another shop!
Immune System Health:
- Spiced Citrus Tea
- Rose Congou Tea
- Hibiscus Tea
- Ginger Tea
- Mint Tea
- Rosehip Tea
- Pine Tea
Digestive System Health:
- Chamomile Tea
- Calendula Tea
- Peppermint Tea
- Dandelion Root Tea
- Licorice Root Tea (try our DELICIOUS Warm Licorice Spice tea blend)
Energy, Focus, and Mental Clarity:
- Yaupon Tea (Our specialty and the healthiest of these options- High in theobromine, anti-oxidants and so many vitamins and nutrients. Also fantastic as an immune system booster. Healthy alternative to coffee.)
- Green Tea or Matcha
- Classic Earl Grey
- Scottish Breakfast
- English Breakfast
- Lapsang Souchong
Women's Health:
- Chai Tea
- Spiced Tea Mix (One of our special blends)
- Rooibos Tea
- Red Clover Tea
- Red Raspberry Tea
Healthy Sleep:
- Chamomile Tea
- Valerian Root Tea
- Lavender Tea
- Magnolia Bark Tea
Mood Boosters:
- Sassafras Tea
- Lemongrass Tea
- St. John's Wort
- Lemon Balm Tea
Joint and Muscle Health:
- Turmeric Tea
- Nettle Tea
- Willow Bark
- Cinnamon Tea
When storing teas, make sure they are sealed completely in either jars, Ziploc storage bags, or in their original packaging. Do not store different teas in the same container unless they are a mix, as they may effect the flavors of each other. Teas should always be stored in a dry place to prolong their shelf lives. Temperature is not important to dried/roasted teas. They can last so long when stored properly!
More categories and suggestions will be coming in a later post! Be sure to check out our amazing natural tea selection. All our teas are grown here on the farm, free of pesticides and pollution, and even hand harvested and hand roasted/dried in small batches.
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