The tea you brew when the day deserves a proper ending. A caffeine-free herbal infusion built for the quiet end of the day — wild elderberries, rhodiola root, organic rose petals, rosehips, ginger, and clove. Fruity, floral, and gently warming. 50g pouch makes 20 generous cups. 10% of profits support the Canadian Ancient Forest Alliance. Made by Kootenay Woman — a small BC-based maker we trust for ethically wildcrafted, forest-to-table herbal blends. What's Inside Wild elderberries — gathered at peak ripeness for deep fruity flavour Rhodiola root — ethically cultivated, traditionally used in herbal preparations Organic rose petals — fragrant and floral, from pesticide-free farms Rosehips — bright and fruity, naturally rich in vitamin C Organic ginger & clove — warming spices for depth and comfort How to Brew Classic steep — 1 tsp per 8oz boiling water, 5–7 minutes Sun tea — steep in sunlight for 4 hours for a gentle, cold brew Evening infusion — brew extra strong and mix with warm milk for a cozy nightcap Details 50g pouch — 20 generous cups Caffeine-free Wild ingredients sustainably harvested; cultivated components certified organic Conscious packaging 10% of profits support the Canadian Ancient Forest Alliance These statements have not been evaluated by Health Canada. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. These botanicals have been used in various traditional practices. Pairs beautifully with Relaxing Tea for deeper calm, or try Elderberry Rosehip Tea for a fruity twist. Explore more gourmet herbal teas here. Sweeten naturally with our premium dried fruits, or bring your tea into your mindfulness routine with intention and presence. At Best Life Apparel, we curate from small, independent makers and businesses we believe in — intentional products, North American sourced. Learn about our story and our sourcing standards. This item ships directly from our trusted partner and may arrive separately from other items in your order. Ships from Canada.
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