What is Breathe Easy Tea?
Breathe Easy Tea is a soothing herbal blend for crisp, cold‑weather days. It’s crafted with wild‑harvested and organic botanicals that have a long history in folk herbalism and make a comforting, aromatic cup when the air turns dry and chilly.
Breathe Easy Tea: Cozy Seasonal Herbal Blend
Your Winter Mug for Cold, Clear Days
As the cold season settles in, this tea offers a warm, gentle way to unwind. Enjoy it after time outside, alongside a good book, or as part of your wind‑down ritual in the evenings. The herbs in this blend are chosen for their traditional roles in folk herbalism and for the way they work together in both flavour and aroma.
Key Ingredients & Their Traditional Roles:
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Mullein Leaf (30%) – A soft, velvety leaf used in traditional herbal infusions.
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Marshmallow Root (10%) – A classic demulcent root in folk herbalism, known for creating a smooth, soothing infusion.
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Linden Leaf & Flower (10%) – A gentle, aromatic tree blossom often featured in European herbal tea traditions.
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Wild Blueberry Leaves (15%) – Adds depth and a subtle, wild character to the blend.
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Lemon Balm (15%) – Cherished for its calming presence and fresh, citrus‑herbal notes.
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Peppermint (10%) – Brings a refreshing, cooling aroma and clean finish.
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Rosehips (5%) – Adds a tart, fruity note and rich colour to the cup.
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Anise Seed (5%) – Offers a gentle, naturally sweet licorice‑like warmth.
Why This Tea?
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Made for Canadian winters: A thoughtful blend for dry indoor air and crisp outdoor days.
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Pure & simple: Caffeine‑free, no added flavours, and packed in compostable pouches.
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Comforting taste: Earthy sweetness, a hint of mint, and layered herbal depth in each cup.
Brewing Suggestion:
Steep 1 tbsp in just‑boiled water (95°C/200°F) for 7–10 minutes. Take a moment to enjoy the steam and aroma, then sip slowly while you warm up from the inside out.
This tea is intended for relaxation and everyday enjoyment. It does not provide medical advice and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
