
LEMON VERBANA: This South American herb provides a floral, citrusy note to our brews. Beyond its pleasing flavor, lemon verbena has a long medicinal history treating a wide array of symptoms and conditions. From inflammation to anxiety, skin conditions to digestive issues, lemon verbena may be able to improve one's overall well-being.*

LAVENDER: Widely known for its beautiful look and calming scent, lavender is also powerful medicinal herb that has been used in the Mediterranean for over 2,500 years. Commonly associated with relaxation and sleep, lavender may also serve as a pain reducer and digestive aid. More is being explored into its potential to help with depression.*




LEMON BALM: Hippocrates, Galen, Culpeper, and even Shakespeare have all remarked on the healing attributes of lemon balm. Used medicinally by the Ancient Greeks and Romans, lemon balm may improve mood, relieve stress, and promote sleep. Lemon balm has a fresh lemony scent and taste, making it very pleasing to the palate.*

TULSI (HOLY BASIL): Known as the “Queen of the Herbs,” tulsi or holy basil has been honored as a sacred and powerful plant in India for over 3,000 years. Tulsiis an adaptogen that may help the body reduce stress and anxiety, regulate blood sugar, and support heart health. It is also a delicious tea and can be taken throughout one’s life to support vibrant health and longevity.*




ACEROLA: Acerola cherries are not true cherries, but have been found to be one of the highest natural sources of Vitamin C. Traditionally from Central America and the Caribbean, their popularity grew during World War II as they were planted in victory gardens and school yards throughout Puerto Rico for their nutritional value. A tart and fragrant berry, acerola may be helpful in supporting the immune system, and improving athletic endurance.*

MAQUI: This powerful plant with purple-black berries originates in South America. Considered a “new kid” in the world of superfoods, maqui has actually been used for centuries by the Mapuche people of Chile. Research suggests it may contain anti- aging properties due to its high concentration of antioxidants. It may also support the maintenance of a heathy gut flora.*


