Medicinal Herbal Tea Samples

 ----NOW AVAILABLE----

 Want to try tea before purchasing a large package?

1/2 ounce will make between 5-10 cups of tea.

Stainless Steel Tea Infuser

A great way to make tea! Easy and convenient to use, and durable in stainless steel, the 'snap' tea infuser has a large mesh ball to get the most of your loose tea.

50 pack Tea Bags

These are the small tea bags. You can fill them and seal with a hot iron. Easy to do.

All Natural Caffeine-free Medicinal Herbal Loose Teas.

Great new way to make your Herbal Tea. Use a 4 cup (uses about 16 oz. water) coffee maker, add 1 - 1 1/2  tablespoons in filter. This works wonderfully and is very economical.

Anti-C - Includes the herbs that have been used for centuries for combating cancers in the body.

Cherry Bark Tea--A natural soothing way to help with coughs and congestion from bronchitis, colds, asthma and allergies.

Detox - A detoxifying, diuretic tea to help clear your system of harmful toxins.

Dieter's Tea - Contains Gymnema sylvestris to control sugar cravings, plus green tea (small amount of caffeine) and other herbs that help in weight control.

Memory -- Citrus flavors to perk up the senses, ginkgo for clear thinking; echineacea and sage for health.

Rose Hip Immune Booster/Cold - Rose hips, orange peel, lemongrass, hibiscus, peppermint, and echineacea to fight the germs and build your system. Rose hips and hibiscus are high in vitamin C. Peppermint to balance.

Raspberry Leaf - Raspberry heals the lower body organs and pelvic muscles, which helps to ease difficulties associated with uterine disorders. Also relieves tension and strengthens kidneys and urinary tract.

Good Night - This tea causes drowsiness. Do not plan to do anything after drinking this tea. Catnip, chamomile, lemon balm, passion flower, hops, lavender, skullcap, st johns wort, rosemary, valerian root, kava kava

Splendid Woman's Blend - Sage and peppermint are high in iron, magnesium and calcium. Balancing peppermint calms jangled nerves, yet fosters alertness when sleepy.

Tummy Trouble Tea - Peppermint and Rose Hips are fantastic for any type of stomach issues....has become my daughter's favorite tea!

Wake Up & Go - Rooibos and peppermint to wake you up without caffeine, chamomile, hibiscus, orange, cloves and allspice to round out the flavor.

GREEN TEAS AND TEA BLENDS ( These have a small amount of caffeine)

Jasmine Green Tea - Jasmine flowers in a delicate green tea.

Honeybush Herbal Tea

A super fruity delight that is naturally sweet and almost unbelievable! This magnificent tea imported from the Cape of Good Hope has a smooth and fruitful body that reminds us of those tangy tea blends currently on the market. However it should be pointed out that this is completely free of flavoring agents and other ingredients. Honeybush tea (Cyclopia intermedia) is a prized treasure for children and those that enjoy more flavorful teas. Great iced! Caffeine Free.

A wonderful bouguet of berries, roses and honey. Contains vitamin C, potassium, calcium and magnesium.

Irish Breakfast Tea

Our Irish Breakfast Tea is a strong, full-bodied, balanced blend of Assam and Ceylon teas. A wonderful morning tea, especially for those not wanting to use coffee to start the day.  Great with milk and sugar or honey.

Jasmine Pearl Green Tea, 3 oz.

Jasmine teas are primarily produced near Fuzhou City in Fujian Province, China. The Jasmine tree was native to the Persian Gulf, and according to some sources was brought to China in the 3rd Century.

Our Jasmine Pearls are processed by taking the fine young leaf-and-bud sets picked in April of each year. They are then rolled into pearls, carefully stored until late June, when jasmine trees blossom with thousands of flowers per tree.

The tea is then separated into mesh trays and placed in a heated drier. In between each tray of tea pearls, a mesh tray of freshly picked jasmine flowers is placed. The drier gently blows 80-degree air through the tea and the blossoms, allowing the tea to gently absorb the scent of the flowers. In the morning the trays are removed, and the pearls are re-fired to remove any moisture absorbed from the blossoms, and then they are packed into chests and prepared for shipment. The only aid to the scenting process is the gently blowing warm air of the drier.

Brewing Notes Start with your favorite spring or filtered water. Preheat the teaware. Use a large strainer basket to allow the leaves to open and release their flavor. Temperature: 180 F    Time: 2-3 minutes Amount: 3g / 6 oz serving = 1 teaspoon Play with the amount of tea, the water temperature, and steeping time to re-steep - rely on taste, not color. Get to know the tea! Try it gong-fu style - use a lot of leaf and short steeps for multiple infusions.

Rooibos Herbal Tea

Rooibos is an ultra fine, delicate tea that has a hearty red color. It has a superior, natural sweetness that is unsurpassed and drinks down like Kukicha twig tea…smooth and succulent with an aromatic after taste.

Modern medical institutes and, most notably Japan have taken quick notice of the medical benefits of consuming this beverage and have amassed findings on Rooibos including anti-viral, anti-spasmodic and anti-allergic properties. They have also found that Rooibos is over 50 times more active in anti-oxidant properties then green tea! This is good news for a lot of green tea drinkers especially because of the low price of Rooibos, it makes a wonderful economical alternative.
Rooibos is caffeine free, rich in naturally occurring trace elements, and contains healthy amounts of Iron, Magnesium, Potassium, Fluoride, Manganese, Zinc, Calcium, and Vitamin C. It also contains fair amounts of alpha-hydroxy acid, which is known to promote healthy skin. This is truly an amazing plant that is just starting to make its way into western culture from its mountain peak home of South Africa.

Yerba Mate Herbal Tea

Yerba mate is the dried leaves and stems of a South American rainforest holly, and is the national beverage of Paraguay. The term mate is a Guarani Indian word for gourd, referring to the hollowed out gourds once used to hold the tea. In traditional use of yerba mate, the tea cup is often shared among close friends and family, all of whom use thee same straw, or bombilla. Sharing the same straw is considered a sign of total acceptance and friendship. Yerba Mate is one of the worlds most effective and healing beverages with over 196 active compounds which shadows the active compounds found in Green tea (Camellia sinensis) which has about 144.

Contains: Tannins, antioxidants, polyphenols, amino acids, saponins, vitamins and flavonoids.

Typical Preparations--Traditionally used as a tea. Can be combined with damiana and guarana or with green tea and Cambogia garcinia fruit in ephedra-free weight loss teas.

Summary--Our Yerba mate is shade-grown; is diuretic, inotropic (increasing the strength of each heartbeat), chronotropic (making the heart beat faster), glycogenolytic (breaking down stored glycogen in the liver, allowing it to store calories from the next meal), lipolytic (breaking down fats), and analeptic (stimulating the central nervous system). Yerba mate assists weight loss by increasing the transit time of food through the digestive tract, helping users feel fuller, longer. The British Herbal Compendium also recommends Yerba mate for treating fatigue and headache. Shade grown Yerba mate is far more nutritious and tasty compared to sun grown Yerba mate. Shade grown Yerba mate is a bold dark green and has a nice heavy taste.