This blend of passion and star fruit is technically a tisane rather than a tea. Teas are made from tea plants while tisanes are made from flowers, roots, or fruit.
Passion fruit is sweet and tart with notes of mandarin, orange, and pineapple. Star fruit is sweet and slightly tart. These tropical fruits combine in a refreshing and fruity-tasting tea that's a good source of vitamin C.
This watermelon, lime, and coconut tea is technically a tisane rather than a tea. Teas are made from tea plants while tisanes are made from flowers, roots, or fruit.
Great for cold brew herbal tea.
A tisane rather than a tea, these pineapple pieces are infused with coconut water. Sumptuous with a tropical twist.
This red dragon fruit and mango tea is technically a tisane rather than a tea. Teas are made from tea plants while tisanes are made from flowers, roots, or fruit.
These tropical fruit piece combine to make a sweet and refreshing tea.
This lavender tea is technically a tisane rather than a tea. Teas are made from tea plants while tisanes are made from flowers, roots, or fruit. Fragrant and naturally caffeine free, a cup of lavender tea is a great way to relax before bed.
This rosehip tea is technically a tisane rather than a tea. Teas are made from tea plants while tisanes are made from flowers, roots, or fruit.
Naturally caffeine free, rosehip tea is made from the seed pods of the rose plant rather than the petals or buds. The rosehip resembles a crabapple and contains vitamin C.
This roselle or hibiscus tea is technically a tisane rather than a tea. Teas are made from tea plants while tisanes are made from flowers, roots, or fruit.
This hibiscus tea is specifically from the roselle species which is native to Africa. Naturally caffeine free, hibiscus tea may have potential health benefits. It contains Vitamin C and is believed to help lower blood pressure, reduce cholesterol levels, and improve liver health. It also brews to a gorgeous red.
This mint tea is technically a tisane rather than a tea. Teas are made from tea plants while tisanes are made from herbs, flowers, roots, or fruit. Naturally caffeine free, this tea is made of leaves from the mint herb. Mint tea may relieve indigestion and help with cold and flu symptoms.
This peach and passion fruit tea is technically a tisane rather than a tea. Teas are made from tea plants while tisanes are made from flowers, roots, or fruit.
Naturally caffeine free, this tea includes dried pieces of peach and passion fruit.
This mixed fruit tea is technically a tisane rather than a tea. Teas are made from tea plants while tisanes are made from flowers, roots, or fruit.
Naturally caffeine free, this tea includes dried pieces of pineapple, cranberry, orange peel, hibiscus, and more.
Pink rose bud tea is technically a tisane rather than a tea. Teas are made from tea plants while tisanes are made from flowers, roots, or fruit.
Naturally caffeine free, pink rose bud tea has potential health benefits. Rose petals are a good source of iron, calcium, and vitamins C, A, and E. Drinking rose bud tea may:
It's also believed to have anti-inflammatory properties.
Naturally caffeine free, butterfly pea flower tea is technically a tisane rather than a tea. Teas are made from tea plants while tisanes are made from flowers, roots, or fruit.
Butterfly pea flowers are native to Thailand, Malaysia, and other parts of Southeast Asia. The petals brew to a lovely bright blue. Add a bit of acid, like lemon juice, and watch the color change to purple.
Potential health benefits include supporting skin and hair health and stabilizing blood sugar levels.
