Legendary Teas

Legends claim that thousands of years ago, the Egyptians used crushed Chamomile flowers documenting its use in Eber Papyrus for fevers, encouraging Hippocrates to refer to it in his writings for headaches and pain tonics. 

Legends claim that ancient Roman and Greek warriors carried Lavender for washing to deter insects from wounds and an antiseptic for healing. Today it can be found in soaps, candles, and now our cookies and teas made especially for you!

  Legends say that the Mediterranean cultures originally used Rose Petals for cleansing and antiseptic. It is no surprise that it became a universal symbol of love, as it has also been touted to be an aphrodisiac.

 Legends claim that the Blue Pea has been used in ancient Chinese medicine for thousands of years to treat everything from pain and inflammation, to eye strain. We just love the color the flowers produce when steeped for tea!

 Legends say that both Native European and North American women have used Red Raspberry Leaf for *very* soon to be mothers, a monthly staple for relaxation and primarily as an anti-inflammatory. The flavor is subtle and often overpowered by tea or other herbs in its blend.

Legends say that early Native North Americans used Echincaea for everything from burns and snakebites to cough and sore throat. This delicious coneflower is still used today in some homes to treat and prevent colds. We love the scent of this freshly brewed tea mixture.