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“I should likely drink more of this later, however I have several other cups of tea waiting. Yep, it’s that kind of night! :) Sweet licorice with mild herbals in the background. Very creamy and...” Read full tasting note
“I LOVE this tea. LOVE love love love. I am primarily a Vata type according to Ayurveda (traditional Indian medicine, which Western medicine is painstakingly verifying the soundness of via...” Read full tasting note
“TTB 8: I’ve been having stomach troubles lately. I’m gluten intolerant, and my doctor is having me eat gluten so that I can take the Celiac test. Its important to do, but its making me feel...” Read full tasting note
“I love this tea – it’s like a warm glass of serenity. The licorice imparts a natural sweetness and the anise gives it a little warmth. If you don’t like licorice root in your tea then you won’t...” Read full tasting note
In the Ayurvedic tradition, the Vata dosha requires the sweet holistic calm granted by licorice, ginger, and anise. Also rich in coriander, a traditional herbal remedy for anxiety.
Ingredients: Licorice, coriander, cinnamon, ginger, anise and mallow blossoms.
Preparation: One level teaspoon per 8oz cup of filtered, boiling water. Allow to brew 5 minutes.
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I LOVE this tea. LOVE love love love. I am primarily a Vata type according to Ayurveda (traditional Indian medicine, which Western medicine is painstakingly verifying the soundness of via experiment and testing). This tea just makes me feel balanced and well; it calms me and seems to increase my overall feelings of wellness. I did without it since leaving Chicago and being able to taste it again reminded me of how badly I need to order a bag.
(I do like the taste as well- slightly herbal, slightly sweet, but I am mostly in it for the effects. Your mileage may vary.)
TTB 8: I’ve been having stomach troubles lately. I’m gluten intolerant, and my doctor is having me eat gluten so that I can take the Celiac test. Its important to do, but its making me feel miserable. So I was wanting a tea to sooth my stomach, without caffeine in it. Unfortunately this wasn’t it. This tea smells like soup and tastes like licorice. Definitely not a tea for me.
I’ve got a sample of this tea, and I’ve been debating on if I want to try it or not.
Sorry you are feeling bad. Those type of tests are never fun. :(
Cheri, I can definitely see some people loving it. It wasn’t bad exactly, it just had a bunch of flavors that I can’t stand at all.
Veronica, thanks. I have to do it for a month, so yay tasty food but not yay feeling like crap.
I love this tea – it’s like a warm glass of serenity. The licorice imparts a natural sweetness and the anise gives it a little warmth. If you don’t like licorice root in your tea then you won’t like this at all, but if you do you have to give this a try. It’s phenomenal!
