Lavender Days and Cool Nights - Spring Seasonal Tea Pack (Limited Edition)
Ease into spring with a ritual that carries you from sunlit mornings to restful evenings. Our limited-edition Lavender Days & Cool Nights set is thoughtfully crafted to support your natural rhythm—energize gently by day, unwind completely by night.
Lavender Days (Lightly Caffeinated)
Soft, floral, and beautifully balanced, Lavender Days is your go-to for calm, focused energy. Built on our signature Yaupon Holly - North America’s only naturally caffeinated plant - this blend pairs delicate lavender and rose petals with soothing chamomile, bright lemongrass, and smooth rooibos. The result is a floral, uplifting cup that feels like a deep breath in the middle of a blooming spring day.
Cool Nights (Caffeine-Free Herbal Blend)
When the day winds down, Cool Nights takes over. Our first-ever herbal-only tea, this caffeine-free blend is designed for pure relaxation. Cooling peppermint meets gentle florals and calming chamomile, while catnip and lemon myrtle add a subtle, dreamy finish. It’s a comforting, cozy cup that helps signal to your body: it’s time to rest.
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What are the health benefits of yaupon tea?
It's a good source of antioxidants, caffeine, and theobromine, and it may also be linked to several potential health benefits, including increased energy levels, improved brain function, overall GI health, and reduced inflammation.
What is the flavor profile of yaupon tea?
The flavor is similar to green tea but milder, with delicate herbal notes with just a hint of grassy flavor. Yaupon lacks tannins, so it's impossible to over-steep the leaves and gives it a smooth, never bitter taste.
What did the Native Americans use yaupon for?
Yaupon was, in many ways, the center of civilization for early indigenous people; it was used culturally as a 'welcome' gesture, medicinally for its anti-inflammatory properties, and ceremoniously as a "gift from the god, Yahola". Spanish explorers witnessed the ceremonial consumption and dubbed yaupon the "black drink".
Does yaupon tea stain teeth?
A major difference is yaupon has a lot less tannins than tea, so it's not bitter. It does not stain your teeth and is gentler on your stomach.
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