On this page we will take a look at some tempting herbal tea blends.
Herbal tea comes in a wide variety of flavors, forms, and blends. They can have fruits, leaves, nuts, seeds, bark, flowers, and other parts of plant in them.
The trick is, how can we experiment and mix these various herbs to always have a new cup to look forward to?
To make herbal tea blends, all you have to be is creative! There is no one way to go about this, and if you already have your favorite herbal teas in front of you, your imagination is the limit...but...of course we want it to taste good and be healthy!
Here are some herbal tea blends I have come across.
The work has already been done for you in the following examples and are products of Adagio teas.
Apple cantata
A blend of apple pieces, lemon peels, hibiscus flowers, and other fresh fruits that can be enjoyed hot or cold.
Wild strawberry herbal tea
A blend of apple pieces, spices, and of course strawberries that is all natural with no sugar or artificial sweeteners.
Berry Blast
This blend takes elderberries, raspberries, bilberries, black currants and hibiscus flowers, which as they state makes a highly addictive brew that can be enjoyed hot or cold!
Foxtrot
You can make herbal tea like this at home, or buy this already mixed interesting blend of chamomile, Rooibos, and peppermint leaves. Together this brew makes a soothing cup that produces a pleasant aroma and taste.
Mango melange
If you like mango, then you'll love this herbal blend of apple pieces, mango pieces, sunflower blossoms, and hibiscus flowers! This is one I have not tried yet, but once the weather gets warmer (it’s February now) I will make a nice iced pitcher of it. :)
Pina colada herbal tea
Here is one bound to get everyone’s attention! No it is not an alcoholic brew, but instead combines ripe pineapple, coconut, fresh apple pieces, hibiscus flowers, and rose hip, which makes another highly addictive treat!
Fruit medley
This is another interesting and sweet tasting blend that is a mix of apples, raspberries, strawberries, hibiscus flowers, blackberries, elderberries, and rose hips. Great for kids and sweet-toothed adults they say!
Cha cha
This non-fruit herbal blend takes chamomile, peppermint leaves, and lemon grass making a very tasty and healthy cup of herbal tea.
There are a few other herbal tea blends as well as regular herbal teas on their site, with more coming in the future. They also have a wide variety of loose leaf tea too!
