Zen Blend

Zen Blend is your relaxation in a cup. You've been up since 5am, you've been through your workout (maybe 2?), work was exhausting, & you're looking to cozy up & wind down for the night. Why not add the perfect support for just that?

Zen Blend is blended with chamomile, lavender, lemongrass, and nettle. Chamomile and lavender are natural gentle nervine sedatives. What does this mean? It means that these herbs will help you calm down and unwind. Simply smelling this tea will put you in a calming relaxed state. These floral flavors bode perfectly well with a subtle smoothness and sweetness of lemongrass. Nettle is added due to its high magnesium content! For a healthy functioning sleep and for your mind and body to recover magnesium is very important, which is why we added this yummy herb to the mix. The flavors are heavenly, sweet, floral, and relaxing.

Drink this tea at night about an hour before bed. It pairs perfectly with reading, journaling, taking a bath, watching a movie, sitting by the fire, or meditating at night thus creating the perfect zen space for you.

To brew this tea simply bring your water to 212F (100C), pour over 1 tsp of the blend, steep for 5 - 10 minutes, filter, and enjoy! You can resteep this tea up to 3 or 4 times depending on your taste preference.

We care about sustainability and quality! We always choose to provide loose leaf for many reasons:
- Loose leaf is the traditional way of consuming tea and we choose to honor that.
- Loose leaf contains zero microplastics like many tea bags do.
- Loose leaf is more sustainable for the earth as it can be resteeped multiple times, composted easily, and contains no excess packaging.
- Loose leaf is higher quality tea and provides deeper, bolder, and truer flavors unlike tea bags.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent diseases. Any information provided is for informational use only and with the addition of new herbs and teas to your daily routine you should always talk with your doctor or primary physician.