Loose-Leaf Herbal Tea|Decaffeinated
A deeply nourishing, caffeine-free herbal infusion crafted to support women’s vitality, balance, and overall well-being. Feminine Vitality Tea brings together vitamin- and mineral-rich herbs grown and farmed here in Canada, honoring our bioregion while offering gentle, bioavailable nourishment for the body.
Grounded yet soothing, this blend features raspberry leaf, nettle, milky oats, and calming botanicals traditionally used to support the female body through cyclical rhythms, times of replenishment, and daily restoration. This is a beautiful tea for supporting nervous system balance, digestion, and gentle constitutional wellness — whether enjoyed as part of a daily ritual or during seasons when the body is asking for extra care.
Especially refreshing as a cold brew, and a thoughtful offering for anyone seeking gentle, feminine nourishment.
Taste Profile
Herbaceous · softly minty · gently floral
Herbal Actions
Nourishing · mineral-rich · gently tonic · calming · restorative
Supports the female reproductive system, nervous system, digestion, liver, kidneys, adrenal health, and overall constitutional wellness.
Steeping Instructions
Hot Infusion
- Bring fresh water to a boil.
- Pour 8 oz of hot water over 1–2 tbsp of tea.
- Cover and steep 10–15 minutes.
- Strain and enjoy.
- Combine 16 oz of cold water with 1–2 tbsp of tea in a lidded jar (mason jars work beautifully).
- Shake gently to fully saturate the herbs.
- Refrigerate or place in a cool area for at least 2 hours, or overnight for a stronger infusion.
- Strain and enjoy as is or over ice.
Cold Brew Note
Cold water extraction preserves temperature-sensitive vitamins and minerals, creating a more delicate, complex flavour and an especially nourishing way to support hydration and overall wellness.
Ingredients
Blended herbal infusion of *raspberry leaf, *peppermint, *nettle leaf, *rose petals, *alfalfa, *dandelion leaf, *chamomile, *milky oat tops, *oat straw. *Grown and farmed in Canada
Disclaimer
The information provided on this website is not intended to replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult your physician or qualified healthcare provider with any questions regarding your health.