Te' Chai Selvatico
Te' Chai Selvatico is a revitalizing forest chai tea blend exclusively at Ichabods Apothecary, designed for those who embrace the herbal lifestyle for a healthier you. This meticulously crafted brew includes dandelion root, eleuthero root, cinnamon bark, astragalus root, orange peel, ginger root, chicory root, licorice root, cardamom seed, and clove blossom. Our blend offers a harmonious balance of earthy richness and warming spice, providing a truly invigorating experience. Whether you seek to boost your vitality or simply unwind, Te' Chai Selvatico is your perfect herbal companion. Explore the benefits of nature with every sip and let our expert mixologists help guide your journey to wellness.
Ingredients: Dandelion root, Eleuthero root, Cinnamon bark, Astragalus root, Orange peel, Ginger root, Chicory root, Licorice root, Cardamom seed, Clove blossom
Directions:
· Boil Water – Bring about one cup (8 oz) of water to a boil. If using delicate teas like green or white tea, aim for slightly cooler water (around 175°F for green tea, 185°F for white tea).
· Choose Your Tea – Use one tea bag or about one teaspoon of loose-leaf tea. Place it in your cup or a tea infuser.
· Pour and Steep – Pour the hot water over the tea leaves/bag and let it steep:
- Black tea: 3–5 minutes
- Green tea: 2–3 minutes
- Herbal tea: 5–7 minutes
· Remove the Tea Bag or Leaves – Take out the tea bag or strain the leaves for a smooth sip.
· Enhance the Flavor – Add honey, lemon, milk, or sugar as desired.
· Enjoy – Take a moment to savor your freshly brewed tea!
Disclaimer
Disclaimer: Ichabod's Apothecary does not make any medicinal claims regarding the efficacy or benefits of its products. These items are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. Please consult a licensed healthcare professional before using any herbal or natural remedies, especially if you have underlying health concerns, are pregnant, nursing, or taking medication. The information provided is for educational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice.
