Gotu Kola & Hawthorn Garden Tea | Butcher’s Broom Ginger Peppermint | Caffeine Free Loose Leaf Herbal Tea

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Earthy leaves. Bright peppermint. Warming ginger. A botanical cupboard full of tradition.

Gotu Kola • Butcher’s Broom • Hawthorn Berry • Ginger • Peppermint

Our Gotu Kola & Hawthorn Garden Tea brings together five distinctive plants inspired by traditional botanical preparations from around the world.

Gotu kola provides the earthy green foundation. Butcher’s broom contributes a distinctly rooty character, while hawthorn berry adds botanical depth. Ginger introduces warm spice and peppermint brightens the finished cup with its unmistakably fresh aroma.

GOTU KOLA

Gotu kola (Centella asiatica) is a low-growing plant found throughout parts of Asia and other tropical regions.

Its rounded green leaves have a particularly rich history within traditional Asian botanical practices.

Gotu kola gives this blend much of its earthy, leafy character and serves as the primary ingredient in the formula.

BUTCHER’S BROOM

Butcher's broom (Ruscus aculeatus) is an evergreen shrub native to parts of Europe and the Mediterranean.

Its unusual name comes from an old practical use: stiff branches of the plant were reportedly bundled together and used as brooms.

The rhizome/root has also appeared in European botanical traditions for generations.

Its earthy character pairs naturally with gotu kola and hawthorn.

HAWTHORN BERRY

Hawthorn (Crataegus spp.) has been woven into European landscapes, folklore, food traditions, and herbal practices for centuries.

Its colorful berries bring another layer of botanical depth to the formula while complementing the greener herbs.

GINGER ROOT

Ginger brings the spice.

Its warm, aromatic flavor provides a welcome contrast to gotu kola and butcher's broom and gives the finished infusion a livelier character.

Here, “warming” refers to the sensory flavor of ginger, rather than a physiological effect.

PEPPERMINT

Peppermint finishes the formula with a bright, familiar aroma.

We use a smaller amount so that it freshens the cup without turning the formula into a predominantly mint tea.

Cover the cup while steeping to help preserve its aromatic character.
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Earthy leaves. Bright peppermint. Warming ginger. A botanical cupboard full of tradition.

Gotu Kola • Butcher’s Broom • Hawthorn Berry • Ginger • Peppermint

Our Gotu Kola & Hawthorn Garden Tea brings together five distinctive plants inspired by traditional botanical preparations from around the world.

Gotu kola provides the earthy green foundation. Butcher’s broom contributes a distinctly rooty character, while hawthorn berry adds botanical depth. Ginger introduces warm spice and peppermint brightens the finished cup with its unmistakably fresh aroma.

GOTU KOLA

Gotu kola (Centella asiatica) is a low-growing plant found throughout parts of Asia and other tropical regions.

Its rounded green leaves have a particularly rich history within traditional Asian botanical practices.

Gotu kola gives this blend much of its earthy, leafy character and serves as the primary ingredient in the formula.

BUTCHER’S BROOM

Butcher's broom (Ruscus aculeatus) is an evergreen shrub native to parts of Europe and the Mediterranean.

Its unusual name comes from an old practical use: stiff branches of the plant were reportedly bundled together and used as brooms.

The rhizome/root has also appeared in European botanical traditions for generations.

Its earthy character pairs naturally with gotu kola and hawthorn.

HAWTHORN BERRY

Hawthorn (Crataegus spp.) has been woven into European landscapes, folklore, food traditions, and herbal practices for centuries.

Its colorful berries bring another layer of botanical depth to the formula while complementing the greener herbs.

GINGER ROOT

Ginger brings the spice.

Its warm, aromatic flavor provides a welcome contrast to gotu kola and butcher's broom and gives the finished infusion a livelier character.

Here, “warming” refers to the sensory flavor of ginger, rather than a physiological effect.

PEPPERMINT

Peppermint finishes the formula with a bright, familiar aroma.

We use a smaller amount so that it freshens the cup without turning the formula into a predominantly mint tea.

Cover the cup while steeping to help preserve its aromatic character.