Our Teas

What it does

Clears brain fog and sharpens your focus without the jitters of coffee. Holy basil wakes up the mind without overstimulating the body, while licorice root fights the mental and physical fatigue that comes from prolonged stress. Together, they help you think clearly when it matters most.

What it tastes like

Rich and robust black tea with warm vanilla and bright, citrusy bergamot. The lavender adds a subtle floral note that makes each sip feel grounding. Delicious on its own or with a splash of milk and honey.

Best time to drink

When brain fog sets in or when you need calm, focused energy. Best morning or early afternoon (~50mg caffeine — about half that of coffee).

What it does

Bolsters your physical and emotional stamina and helps you face hard things with steadiness. Eleuthero root — a powerful Chinese adaptogen studied by Russian scientists for elite performance — balances all systems of the body, boosts energy, and increases your ability to recover from stress. Jasmine flowers calm and center the body while fostering confidence and empowerment.

What it tastes like

A floral, fruity green tea with a jasmine bloom and a hint of tropical passionfruit. A scented jasmine green tea — the leaves were layered with fresh jasmine flowers up to 13 times during drying. Both energizing and calming, delicate yet deeply nourishing.

Best time to drink

When you're running on empty, when you need stamina, or when life is asking more than you feel you have to give. Also wonderful when recovering from exhaustion. Contains caffeine (~25–30mg).

What it does

Gently lifts your spirits and brings a sense of lightness to heavy days. Ashwagandha — known as the 'Queen of Herbs' — has powerful antidepressant and calming properties, while oatstraw nourishes the nervous system to help alleviate feelings of grief, fear, and exhaustion. This blend helps restore happiness when sadness has settled in.

What it tastes like

Light and bright with a refreshing lemon-vanilla sweetness over smooth green tea. The lemongrass adds a clean, citrusy note while the vanilla brings warmth. Like the feeling of a sunrise after a long night.

Best time to drink

When sadness settles in, when the day feels heavy, or when you just want to feel something good again. Morning or early afternoon (~20–25mg caffeine).

What it does

Helps your body let go of what it's holding onto — tension, frustration, the accumulated weight of hard days. In Chinese medicine, the liver is the seat of anger. Dandelion root and milk thistle help your body release pent-up emotions and restore inner peace, while warming chai spices increase circulation and move stagnant energy.

What it tastes like

A warm, creamy chai with coconut sweetness and a gentle spice finish. Cardamom, cinnamon, and ginger create a bold but balanced warmth, while coconut and rooibos make it silky smooth. Like a hug from the inside. The tea that makes you exhale.

Best time to drink

When frustration has been building or when you're holding onto something you need to release. Caffeine-free — works morning, afternoon, or evening.

What it does

Calms anxious thoughts and helps you find a steadier, more hopeful place. Oatstraw replenishes the B vitamins and minerals that anxiety depletes. Holy basil brings the body back into balance, while St. John's Wort — nature's natural antidepressant — lifts mood and restores optimism. The cool mint takes the edge off while calming the central nervous system.

What it tastes like

Cool, smooth peppermint with a creamy white chocolate finish. Clean and refreshing — like a deep breath in a cup. The mint is calming without being medicinal, and the white chocolate adds a gentle sweetness that makes it feel like a treat.

Best time to drink

Whenever anxiety, worry, or nervous energy shows up. Caffeine-free — works morning, afternoon, or evening, whenever you need it most.

What it does

Helps you wind down, quiet a busy mind, and fall into genuinely restful sleep. Chamomile has been used for centuries to calm the mind and induce rest. Ashwagandha decreases physical, emotional, and mental fatigue while promoting calmness. Together, they help you sleep better, not just sleep more. Award-winning blend — First Place, North American Tea Competition.

What it tastes like

Cozy and sweet — like apple pie and chamomile had a baby. The cinnamon brings warmth, the apple adds gentle sweetness, and the chamomile makes everything feel soft and calm. The tea that makes bedtime something you look forward to.

Best time to drink

Best enjoyed 30–60 minutes before bed as part of your nightly wind-down ritual. Also wonderful anytime you want to truly relax. Caffeine-free and gentle enough for children.