We have delicious blends to make everyday life more beautiful, whether you want to turn a short break into a delightful routine, to rehydrate after exercise or yoga, or to enjoy a relaxing drink before going to bed. These intense, functional combinations are all naturally caffeine free and do not contain any additional flavourings.
A refreshing blend helping to enhance your wellbeing – an ideal companion for anyone under stress: cinnamon, cardamom, liquorice root, fennel, ginger & orange peel.
A lullaby in a cup. Chamomile flowers mixed with cinnamon, fennel, liquorice root, delicately scented rose petals, coriander, ginger, orange and cardamom…zzzz
A cleverly invigorating mix of ginger root, cardamom, coriander, turmeric root, cloves & nutmeg – this blend is guaranteed to put a spring in your step.
Yoga tea is the classic among the Ayurvedic tea varieties. In our blend you will find cinnamon, ginger, nettle leaves, cloves, blackberry leaves, cardamon, white peppercorns. A revitalising warm drink on cold days and pleasant at any time.
Reiki is an ancient spiritual healing method. This sense of wellbeing forms the basis of our newest tea creation! Our well-balanced blend of herbs, fruits and blossoms with its delicate sweetness, thanks to sweet mango and apple pieces, as well as its freshness, thanks to a helping of lemon grass, is a pure experience of nature without any added flavouring.
Chakra is Sanskrit for Wheel. Feel the energy flowing from the root to the crown.Ingredients: apple pieces, fennel, China bamboo tea, ginger pieces, orange peel, carrot flakes, cinnamon pieces, blackberry leaves, eucalyptus leaves, black pepper, rose petals, white rosebuds, basil, raspberry leaves, lavender blossoms, marigold blossoms, beetroot.
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