Female Herbal Tea 1.5 oz
Chamomile, spearmint, and hibiscus with a hint of cinnamon.
At a glance
- Caffeine: Caffeine-free
- Tastes like: chamomile, mint, hibiscus, a hint of cinnamon
- Brewing at a glance: Water 190–205°F · Steep 3–5 min · 1 tsp per 8 oz
The cup
This herbal cup starts soft and floral with chamomile, picks up a cool spearmint lift, and finishes with the tart sparkle of hibiscus and rose hips. Cinnamon and raspberry leaf sit in the background as a gentle, warming spice.
Steep it in the evening or whenever you want a caffeine-free mug with a little character. From Trinity Teas in Temecula, California.
What's inside
- Chamomile: a honeyed, floral base.
- Spearmint: a cool, fresh lift.
- Nettle: a green, herbal note.
- Rose hips: a gentle tartness.
- Cinnamon: a warm spice underneath.
- Raspberry leaf: a soft, leafy body.
- Hibiscus: a ruby, tart finish.
Ingredients: Chamomile, Spearmint, Nettle, Rose hips, Cinnamon, Raspberry leaf, Hibiscus.
How to enjoy
- Hot: 1 tsp per 8 oz water at 190–205°F, steep 3–5 minutes.
- Iced: Brew double strength and pour over ice.
Good for when you're feeling… gentle · floral · warm.
FAQ
Does Female Herbal Tea have caffeine?
No. It's an herbal blend with no tea leaves, so it is caffeine-free.
What does it taste like?
Chamomile and mint up front, with hibiscus tartness and a hint of cinnamon.
How do I brew it?
Use 1 teaspoon per 8 oz of water at 190–205°F and steep 3–5 minutes.
Is it safe during pregnancy or with medication?
If you're pregnant, nursing, or taking medication, check with your doctor before trying new herbs.
Pairs well with: Chamomile Lavender · Raspberry Lavender.
From Trinity Teas & Superfoods, Temecula, California.
How to prepare
Each blend is a little different. Use the directions on this page and on the pouch. As a starting point, most loose-leaf teas do well at about 1 teaspoon per 8 oz cup. Superfood powders can be stirred or blended into a warm or cold drink.