The Tea That Glows as Bright as You Do This isn’t just tea—it’s a little ritual in a jar. The kind you reach for when you need something warm, something grounding, or just something that feels like a tiny act of self-care. Turmeric brings the golden glow (and yes, it might leave your mug with a little “character”). Ginger adds a spicy kick that wakes up your taste buds. Pineapple swoops in to keep things bright and balanced, while beet and carrot swirl together into a sunset-orange masterpiece. And those calendula petals? They’re like a sprinkle of flower confetti, because why shouldn’t your tea be as pretty as it is delicious? What Makes Our Beautea Special? Ginger warms, pineapple softens: The dried pineapple takes the sharpness off the ginger without making it sweet — the result is a cup with real heat and real balance. Visually unlike any other tea: Turmeric, beet, and carrot brew into a deep amber-orange. Calendula petals float on top. It photographs well because it looks that way in real life. Caffeine-free, any time of day: No tea leaves, no caffeine. Just ginger root, turmeric root, dried pineapple, dried beet, dried carrot, calendula petals, and natural flavors. Store best-seller for years: People try it at our Owings Mills shop, go home, and order it online. Then they order it again. Works hot or iced: Brew it light and drink it warm. Brew it double-strength and pour over ice. Both hold up. Add honey if you want: The pineapple and carrot bring natural sweetness, but most people add a spoonful of honey. It pairs well with a lighter varietal — wildflower or orange blossom both work. Mix & Match discount: Buy any 3+ tea jars and save 15%. Try it once and see why it keeps ending up back in people's kitchens. Instructions for Brewing: Heat water to 206°F. Use 1 tsp per 8oz, steep 3–7 mins, then strain. Enjoy plain, with honey and lemon, or as golden milk with warm milk and honey. For iced tea, use 2 tsp, steep 7 mins, and refrigerate for up to 3 days. All of our teas are gluten-free, although not all of our teas, botanicals, and other ingredients come from gluten-free certified suppliers.
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