Days of Heaven - Rhubarb Verbena Chamomile Tea (Caffeine Free)

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Days of Heaven - Rhubarb Verbena Chamomile Tea (Caffeine Free)

Tastes Like: rhubarb jam, custard, california sagebrush, pie crust
Feels Like: open pastures in the golden hour

Dusk is the finest time to witness the simple majesty of wheat fields dancing like ocean waves. The aroma of this tea is bright and buttery. In the first sip, you encounter the heady sweetness of warm wheat and hay cooling in the evening air. Then, tart rhubarb gives way to a blend of sweet floral and herbal notes. At the base is a rich custard flavor that lingers on the tongue. As the summer sun meets the horizon, it transforms open pastures into a fiery haze of pink, peach and red as far as the eye can see.

  • All Natural
  • Caffeine-free
  • Sugar Free
  • Vegan
  • Gluten-free
  • Non GMO

Ingredients
organic lemon verbena, organic rosehip shells, organic croatian chamomile, organic south african rooibos, organic sweet blackberry leaves, organic rhubarb, organic natural flavor of rhubarb

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