Quiet Hour Tea🦉

Quiet Hour Tea 🦉
{1oz}

There is a certain hour at the end of the day that has always been my favorite.
The chores are finished. The chickens have settled into their coop. The house grows quiet, and the last bit of daylight fades away.
This is the time when I put the kettle on, curl up with a good book or do some knitting, and let the day gently come to a close.

Quiet Hour is a small batch herbal tea blend created for those peaceful moments when we slow down and make space for stillness.

Traditional Drying: Harvested plants are dried the old-fashioned way on hanging ceiling racks and storage mason jars.
Everything here is either gathered by hand from our own garden plots, wild harvested, or brought in from trusted folks who care for the earth just as much as we do.
I love working with herbs in their simplest form: whole flowers, leaves, and bark.
This blend is kept nearly whole until it reaches your cup. Before brewing, gently crumble the herbs between your fingers or use a mortar and pestle, then enjoy the simple ritual of preparing your evening tea.

Mugwort
An earthy traditional herb often associated with dreams, reflection, and quiet evening rituals.

Peppermint
Fresh and uplifting, with a familiar soothing quality and a bright finish.

Calendula
Golden petals that bring warmth, beauty, and a gentle presence to your cup.

Jasmine Flowers
Soft and floral, adding a sweet fragrance and peaceful aroma.

White Willow Bark
A traditional botanical valued for its comforting qualities.

~Brewing Your Cup~

Use 1 to 2 teaspoons of crushed herbs.
Steep in hot water for 10 to 15 minutes.
Cover your mug while steeping to hold in the beautiful aroma of the plants.

Ingredients:
Mugwort, peppermint, calendula, jasmine flowers, and white willow bark.
A thoughtful blend of homegrown, wildcrafted, and sustainably sourced botanicals.

🌿 Herbalist’s Note

Plants are powerful and deserve our respect and understanding. We encourage you to learn about each herb and make choices that feel right for your own body.

Because this tea contains white willow bark, it is not recommended for those with an aspirin allergy, those taking blood thinning medications, or for children. Mugwort and white willow bark are traditionally avoided during pregnancy and nursing.

Mugwort should not be used while pregnant. If you are pregnant, nursing, taking medications, or have a medical condition, please consult your healthcare provider before using herbal products.

Disclaimer:
Always do your own research and talk to your medical health professional before introducing any new herbs into your daily routine. Be aware of any allergies you may have and herbal interactions with medications you may take.

These products and statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to cure, treat, diagnose, or prevent any disease.