Hops Tea

Name: Hops Tea
Brand: Herbco
SKU: 400000017181
Price: 15.27 USD
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Hops Tea

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While hops are best known for making beer, they also make an excellent and helpful tea. Like beer, the flavor is somewhat bitter, and can have a hint of earthy or herbal flavors. The mouthfeel is more astringent than most other herbal teas, more like green tea, than, say, Chamomile. Enjoy your hops tea by pouring a cup or so of boiling water over 1-2 teaspoons of hops flowers or one tea bag. Let sit for about 10-15 minutes then enjoy. A bit too bitter for your taste? Try adding sweeteners such as amber beet sugar, also used in beer production but rich and sweet, or other teas. Brew extra - you can refrigerate the tea for up to two days.

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Size: 1 full 8 ounce jar

Ingredients: Hops

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Who knew – wild hops were originally used as a tea by the ancient Greeks and Romans. It was later cultivated around the 8th century, arrived in North America with the Colonists around 1629, and was grown commercially around 1791 in Boston. In the mid-1800s hop production expanded westward, known for its flavor, use in beer, and medicinal value as a relaxant that can help with menstrual cramps and muscle spasms. Hops are also high in antioxidants and...

Who knew – wild hops were originally used as a tea by the ancient Greeks and Romans. It was later cultivated around the 8th century, arrived in North America with the Colonists around 1629, and was grown commercially around 1791 in Boston. In the mid-1800s hop production expanded westward, known for its flavor, use in beer, and medicinal value as a relaxant that can help with menstrual cramps and muscle spasms. Hops are also high in antioxidants and phytoestrogens and have antiviral, antimicrobial, and anti-carcinogenic properties.