Cotswold Garden Glow | The Restorative Botanical Blend. Immerse yourself in a serene, caffeine-free sanctuary with a blend designed to ground the senses and soothe the spirit. This complex infusion opens with the gentle, honeyed sweetness of apple pieces and chamomile, immediately layered with the warm, nostalgic spice of cinnamon. The heart of the blend features a sophisticated, savory-sweet interplay of aniseed and fennel, providing a crisp licorice note that is perfectly balanced by the earthy, toasted depth of popped buckwheat. Finished with the velvety smoothness of blackberry leaves and the cooling clarity of sage, this infusion offers a multi-dimensional experience that feels like a quiet walk through a sun-dappled herb garden. Flavor Profile: A sophisticated, savory-sweet botanical blend with a warm, spiced finish and a toasted, nutty undertone. Ingredients: Fennel, apple pieces, popped buckwheat, blackberry leaves, aniseed, cinnamon pieces, chamomile, sage leaves, sweet blackberry leaves, flavoring. Fruit Tea: Fruit teas are a wonderfully tasty infusion of fruit flavors that can be relished both hot and cold. Fruit teas do not contain tea leaves, so they are naturally caffeine free. Fruit Tea Flavor: Refreshing and natural tasting, full of flavor and they create wonderful aromas, perfect for making iced teas too! How To Brew Fruit Tea: Loose Leaf Brewing Instructions: Heat water to 203-212F, do not boil. Pour prepared water over the tea bag or 1 heaping teaspoon of tea leaves and steep for 10-12 minutes. Real Loose Leaf Tea: Loose leaf tea is a healthier purer way to drink tea. Our 1 oz. sample brews about 10 cups of tea. Real Loose Leaf Tea In Bags: Loose leaf tea is a healthier purer way to drink tea, we gently breakup our loose leaf teas for use in eco-friendly tea bags to help retain full flavor. Premium Loose Leaf Tea: Premium tea leaves have all their essential oils intact, so the flavor, quality and health benefits are maintained. Individually hand packed in the USA in a resealable pouch to retain freshness. Hibiscus may be intercropped with peanuts. The product may contain peanut fragments.
