Lavender 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

The scent of lavender is known to be calming and relaxing. Yet the taste is powerful and revealing, perfumed and soft, with grassy or even camphor-like sharpness. But beware, too much lavender may taste soapy - just the right amount and it’s divine. To make lavender tea, simply steep the lavender in hot water for 3-5 minutes. You may want to add milk, cream or any variety of sugar – amber beet sugar, stevia, or honey are favorites.

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For roughly 2,500 years, lavender has been known to reduce anxiety, enhance the quality of sleep, ease headaches and migraines, and aid in digestions. The Romans used lavender in baths, Medieval monks grew lavender in their gardens, and physicians used lavender to ward off the plague. Lavender was used in ancient purification rituals and is one of the holy herbs used to prepare the biblical Holy Essence. Today, we most appreciate lavender for its...

For roughly 2,500 years, lavender has been known to reduce anxiety, enhance the quality of sleep, ease headaches and migraines, and aid in digestions. The Romans used lavender in baths, Medieval monks grew lavender in their gardens, and physicians used lavender to ward off the plague. Lavender was used in ancient purification rituals and is one of the holy herbs used to prepare the biblical Holy Essence. Today, we most appreciate lavender for its scent, as a great tea, and complement to other teas, from Earl Grey to chamomile, and in cocktails, ice cream, hard candies, chocolate, and atop ice cream and puddings. Comes with 15 tea bags.