Blackberry Leaf Tea Loose & Bags

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1 Pack $12.25 Save 5% 2 Pack $23.28 $24.50 Save 10% 3 Pack $33.08 $36.75

Blackberry tea is a delightful infusion of a sun-soaked berry patch in your cup. The flavor is a balance of sweet and tart with a subtle floral note that enhances the flavor. The fragrance is sweet and earthy, rich without being overwhelmong. Whether you enjoy blackberry tea hot or iced, the comforting flavor evokes the charm of late summer days.

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Size: 1 Full 8 ounce jar

Blackberry Leaf

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A member of the rose family, blackberries have the widest and most varied origin of any fruit. They were used in Europe as a food and medicine at least 2,000 years ago. The health benefits of blackberries extend far and wide: Greeks used them to treat gout; followers of Wiccan religions believe blackberry leaves return evil to the enemies who sent it, and 10th-century Arab physicians considered it an aphrodisiac. In North America blackberries were...

A member of the rose family, blackberries have the widest and most varied origin of any fruit. They were used in Europe as a food and medicine at least 2,000 years ago. The health benefits of blackberries extend far and wide: Greeks used them to treat gout; followers of Wiccan religions believe blackberry leaves return evil to the enemies who sent it, and 10th-century Arab physicians considered it an aphrodisiac. In North America blackberries were used by the Indigenous people as a food medicine and even paint.Today, blackberries are thought to be rich in vitamins.