How to blend tea

Guide to blending herbal teas with 9 favorite herbal tea recipes. Includes a base blending formula and tips for getting the best flavor.

Want an herbal tea blend customized to your taste preferences and health goals? Our simple tea blending guide shows you how to build the perfect brew for you in three easy steps!

This tart herbal tea blend is a nice tea to have on hand. It is anti-inflammatory, soothing and calming. I love it with a squeeze of lemon and touch of honey. Enjoy!

Are you a tea lover like me but don't want to spend all the money on Teavana teas? Learn how to make your own tea blends here!

Most herbal teas are caffeine-free so they make great nighttime drinks. See how to make hot and iced herbal teas from hibiscus to chamomile.

Try these 8 herbal tea blends to make at home to help support common ailments such as cold and flu, headaches, nausea, stress, and more! These healing herbal teas are a great place to start for any herbalist looking to blend their own teas using common herbs. I hope you find these teas delicious and supportive!

The art of tea blending (and tea brewing) is an ancient tradition that’s been modified through time as our experience with tea changes. And the beauty of tea is that there are so many flavors to enjoy and ways you can blend the perfect tea. Keep reading to learn how to mix and make your own unique teas. This is tea blending 101! What Is a Tea Blend? First things first, before you reach the flavor-filled liquid most people know as tea, there is the leaf. It all starts with a leaf- or an herb…

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Herbal Academy on Instagram: "We're breaking down our Soothing Sleep Tea showing how we blended this recipe with a base herb, supporting herb, and two synergist herbs. ​ ​SOOTHING SLEEP TEA RECIPE BASE HERB: 1 cup dried chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla) ​SUPPORTING HERB: ​½ cup dried lemon balm (Melissa officinalis) ​ ​SYNERGIST HERBS: ¼ cup dried rose (Rosa spp.) petals 1 tablespoon dried lavender (Lavandula officinalis) You can find step-by-step directions on preparing this tea as well as