Lavender Lace

Tea type
Herbal Tea
Ingredients
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Flavors
Cinnamon, Citrus, Floral, Lavender, Mint
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Bulk, Loose Leaf
Caffeine
Caffeine Free
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Edit tea info Last updated by Cameron B.
Average preparation
Boiling 5 min, 0 sec 3 g 12 oz / 350 ml

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  • “September Sipdown Challenge – a tea for which you are grateful This is not a sipdown. This is a nearly new tin. I forgot what I had ordered from S&V and when I saw this I was really perplexed...” Read full tasting note
  • “I almost gave this one away to a family member, but I couldn’t bring myself to! For once, I didn’t use sugar, and it didn’t need it! The main flavor was of course lavender, but it wasn’t at all...” Read full tasting note
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  • “So, a migraine I had a few days ago returned on me today, and I ended up using my last triptan (I have no idea if the pharmacy will let me refill so soon either, crossing my fingers they will...” Read full tasting note
    85
  • “I had to try this unique herbal from S&V. The ingredients: organic cinnamon, spearmint, organic rosemary, lavender and lemon verbena. It’s quite a colorful blend! Taste wise, I notice...” Read full tasting note
    90

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In September, 1620, the Pilgrims left Plymouth, England for a treacherous journey across the oceans to a new world. Landing in Plymouth, Massachusetts on December 26, 1620, they set about rebuilding their lives, erecting new homes and planting their gardens. They could not bring the comforts from home; however, one thing they made sure to bring with them was the wonderfully fragrant & soothing herb, lavender. Thus began lavender cultivation in North America.

This tisane brews to a flowery, minty, slightly sweet cup.

Ingredients: Organic Cinnamon, Spearmint, Organic Rosemary, Lavender Flowers and Lemon Verbena.

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5 Tasting Notes

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September Sipdown Challenge – a tea for which you are grateful

This is not a sipdown. This is a nearly new tin. I forgot what I had ordered from S&V and when I saw this I was really perplexed as to why I ordered it. I am so glad I did. I am mostly grateful to have found teas and tisanes without caffeine now that I have become caffeine sensitive. But I am grateful for this one because most of our caffeine free options are dessert blends or fruity blends and I really needed this for a night like tonight when my clenched jaw has inflamed my TMJ issues and I have a headache.

The others blends were purchased for fun evening tea and cookies or snacks with Ashman, but this one is a cup for quietness by candlelight with the windchime singing just outside my window.

It is lavender forward and the mint is just a slight cooling sensation and doesn’t take over the personality of the whole cup. Mild mint is very soothing and relaxing to me.

Hopefully once I finish this I can go to bed and fall asleep right away.

Michelle

The tea sounds lovely and I hope your headache went away.

ashmanra

Thank you, Michelle! It did get better, and I fell asleep but woke up at 4 am with terrible reflux. Then Sam woke me up at 6 am to feed him! Ha ha! Now head and neck and hurting and I am hoping for an awesome nap at some point this afternoon.

Martin Bednář

Not much a comfy days, but comfy tea nevertheless!

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I almost gave this one away to a family member, but I couldn’t bring myself to! For once, I didn’t use sugar, and it didn’t need it! The main flavor was of course lavender, but it wasn’t at all overpowering. The second flavor was a mysterious creaminess. The other ingredients may be there in small hints to balance out the lavender, but I couldn’t pick them out individually. The reason I bought this tea was because one of the reviews on the website mentioned making this into a latte, and I have got to try that.

Mastress Alita

I love this tea!

AJRimmer

Me too! Lavender blends are so fun.

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So, a migraine I had a few days ago returned on me today, and I ended up using my last triptan (I have no idea if the pharmacy will let me refill so soon either, crossing my fingers they will tomorrow, but for today they are closed, sooooo… nothing I can do but hope this one works and sleep it out). It takes a while for a triptan to work even if it’s going to, so to try to get myself drowsy for a nap I figured I’d drink this lavender and mint blend that I got from the last Here’s Hoping Traveling Teabox (thanks tea-sipper and all who participated!) Lavender is (tasty!) quite relaxing and mint and cinnamon are quite calming on the stomach.

The smell is wonderful! It’s minty, with a rich cinnamon aroma, and a touch of floral lavender. The flavor is incredibly relaxing. It’s subtly minty, so it doesn’t have a strong menthol cooling sensation. A lot of the minty note come out in the lavender flavor, which is pretty strong, and quite nice since I’m a big fan of lavender. There is a really nice sweet cinnamon note that comes in late in the sip and settles into the aftertaste at the back of the tongue. There is also a slight citrusy note to the tea. I never really thought lavender and cinnamon could work so well together, but they do; this is one of the nicest herbals I’ve had in some time. When I’m no longer on a self-imposed tea-ordering hiatus (seriously, my cupboard is waaaaaaay out of control at the moment!) this is definitely a blend I’d happily restock from Simpson and Vail.

That nap was bomb, too; when I woke up my stomach still felt nasty, and all I wanted was another cup of this.

Flavors: Cinnamon, Citrus, Floral, Lavender, Mint

Preparation
Boiling 5 min, 0 sec 3 g 12 OZ / 350 ML

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I had to try this unique herbal from S&V. The ingredients: organic cinnamon, spearmint, organic rosemary, lavender and lemon verbena. It’s quite a colorful blend! Taste wise, I notice cinnamon, spearmint and lavender in an equal delicious balance. The lemon verbena probably adds sweetness and fruit while I’m not noticing the rosemary at all. Minty, floral, fruity, and spicy sweet from the cinnamon. Somehow it works. Overall, a tasty combination and definitely something different when I’m looking for a caffeine free option. It was a great price which helped me stock up on this one and I’m glad I did!

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