Organic tulsi tea with a cool peppermint finish, rounded out by garden sage, lemongrass, and a handful of meadow herbs. Tulsi leads with a fragrant, fruity spice, peppermint keeps it fresh, lemongrass adds a tease of citrus, and sage, goldenrod, mullein, and yarrow bring the earthy, herbaceous depth.
Caffeine-free, it's the cup for a gray afternoon, after dinner, or anytime you need something earthy and grounding.
Why You'll Love It
✿ Meadow Herbs, Responsibly Wildcrafted: Goldenrod and mullein are plants you'd pass on a late-summer walk. Here, they're steeped into an earthy brew.
✿ An Elegant Culinary Poach: Use a strong brew as a simmering liquid for pears or apples. Just add a spoonful of honey for a sophisticated, tea-infused dessert.
✿ A Grounding Cup of Comfort: Like your most reliable friend, but in a warm, aromatic, and delightfully herbaceous cup of tea.
cozy, herbaceous, & earthy with a tease of sun-ripened citrus & a hint of mint
FEELS LIKE
a reassuring pat on the back from your wisest, leafy friends
a cup you can count on
Herbalist's ✿ Notes
about the botanicals
Ocimum africanum
tulsi
Tulsi is a name that can refer to a group of basil-family plants. The best known, O. tenuiflorum, is sacred in India, where it has been grown beside homes and temples for thousands of years and used as medicine in Ayurveda. Its Sanskrit name means "the incomparable one." Temperate tulsi is a close relative that adapts to cooler climates. In the cup, it's a little fruity with a hint of citrus and clove.
Solidago spp.
goldenrod
Goldenrod was a prized wound herb in Europe for centuries. Responsibly wildcrafted for this lend, its bright, herbaceous warmth adds a grounding, steadying note to your daily cup.
Verbascum thapsus
mullein
Mullein's velvety leaves earned it the nickname "cowboy toilet paper," and its stalks were once dipped in tallow and burned as torches. It's rich in mucilage and other phytochemicals traditionally used to support respiratory comfort and smooth breathing. In the cup, it's soft, mild, and earthy.
Achillea millefolium
yarrow
Yarrow is named for Achilles, who in legend used it to tend to his soldiers' wounds. It also contains flavonoids and sesquiterpene lactones that have long been used to support healthy circulation and immune response. It's earthy and floral with a slightly bitter edge that adds depth to this blend.
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As always it’s AMAZING Tea! So flavorful—Thank you!
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Mary
WOW! Thank you, Sass! These beautiful teas will be relished this winter by my family. Your packaging is breathtakingly beautiful and your product is spectacular. Will be ordering again to enjoy and try all of your products!
FAQs
What does tulsi tea taste like?
Tulsi tea is fragrant and gently fruity-sweet with subtle spiced notes of citrus and clove. In this blend, peppermint and lemongrass brighten it, and sage, goldenrod, mullein, and yarrow add earthy depth.
What's the best way to brew loose-leaf tea?
This is how we brew the perfect cup of Sage Advice:
Yes. Sage Advice, our tulsi peppermint tea blend, makes a delightful herbal tea cold brew:
1 tablespoon per cup of water to a jar
Fill to the top with water
Refrigerate overnight & strain in the morning
Does Sage Advice have caffeine?
No caffeine here, just good herbs. Sip on Sage Advice any time of day, including evenings.
Is the tea bag plastic-free?
All of our teas are loose-leaf, not bagged, so there's no mesh, glue, or microplastics involved. The pouch it ships in is 100% compostable.
More ways to enjoy Sage Advice?
Steep it strong and this tulsi peppermint tea works beautifully as a base for an herbal hot toddy. Or try this recipe: Tulsi-Infused No-Bake Lime Cheesecake
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