Black tea, sumac berries, cornflower, safflower, and red plum petals

Antioxidants - High

Caffeine - Medium

Steep Time - 2 min

• $2 Sample Bag: Approximately 2, 8oz cups

• $5 Jar: Approximately  4 - 8, 8oz cups 

• $15 Jar: Approximately 12 - 16, 8oz cups 

• 2oz Bag: Approximately 10 - 14, 8oz cups 

• 4oz Bag: Approximately 22 - 26, 8oz cups 

• 8oz Bag: Approximately 48 - 52, 8oz cups

• Supports cardiovascular health and metabolic balance
Regular consumption of black tea has been strongly associated with improved heart health. Black tea is rich in flavonoids—particularly theaflavins and thearubigins—which have been shown in peer-reviewed studies to help reduce LDL (“bad”) cholesterol, improve endothelial function, and support healthy blood pressure. These compounds also enhance insulin sensitivity, contributing to better glucose regulation and overall metabolic stability.

• Provides antioxidant and anti-inflammatory protection
The blend’s botanicals contribute a diverse antioxidant profile that helps neutralize free radicals and reduce oxidative stress, a key factor in cellular aging and chronic disease. Polyphenols found in black tea, along with plant pigments in florals and berries, have demonstrated anti-inflammatory activity at the cellular level, supporting immune defense, tissue repair, and long-term inflammatory balance.

• Enhances cognitive function and stress resilience
Black tea naturally contains L-theanine and moderate caffeine, a combination shown in scientific studies to improve alertness, focus, and reaction time while promoting a calm, steady mental state. This synergy supports neurotransmitter balance, helping reduce stress-related fatigue and improving mood without the jittery effects often associated with higher caffeine sources.

Please be advised that we are not medical doctors. Therefore, we do not prescribe, treat, or monitor health issues. The above information is shared to elevate your knowledge and help you find your path to a healthier lifestyle. Cultures worldwide have widely used teas for thousands of years to promote and sustain physiological health. We suggest you consult a medical professional if you are using teas to address any acute medical concerns.