Restorative Tonics Archives - Home Grown Herb and Tea

The Herban Cowboy

Prisca — Wed, 19 Jul 2023 06:22:34 +0000

Been out too long on the range? Put the buckle back in your boots with this stimulating tonic of sarsaparilla, ashwaganda and astragalus root, infused with orange peel and schisandra berries to giddy you up! A great anytime or athletic tonic full of restorative, testosterogenic herbs that has come to be a popular men's choice at the tea shop, but should not be avoided by all you cowgirls out there looking to spur your own stamina!

Taste: Clean, earthy, mildly fruity and pungent

Energy: =VPK, balanced, cleansing and restorative

Brewing Tips:- Full of roots and berries, this blend is most effective with a long (5-10 minute) steep and remains a full tasting cup after two or three infusions. I like to garnish with fresh raspberries and an orange wedge added when steeping at the tea shop. The Herban Cowboy is particularly good iced as well totally refreshing this way after a workout!

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Hair of the Kahn

Prisca — Wed, 19 Jul 2023 06:22:32 +0000

Snap out of the Irish Flu in no time, this ancient hangover remedy of kudzu flowers, milk thistle, sandalwood, cardamom, ginseng and orange peel were the cure for famous warrior (and infamous boozer) Kubilai Khan, the grandson of Genghis Kahn.

Taste: Earthy, clean and pungent

Energy: =VPK, balanced, tonic, restorative and carminative

Brewing Tips: Pour boiling water over tea and steep covered 3-5 minutes. Sweeten to taste.

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The Teacher’s Pet

Prisca — Wed, 19 Jul 2023 06:22:28 +0000

A well planned infusion of kava kava, ashwaganda, St. John's wort, saw palmetto berries, lemon verbena and dried Maine apple, to help calm the nerves and restore your passion.

Taste: Earthy and fruity

Energy: =VP,+K, grounding, calming and tonic

Brewing Tips: Pour boiling water over tea and steep covered 3-5 minutes. Sweeten to taste.

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