$3.50
Headache Be Gone Tea - Loose Leaf Tea - Tea For Headaches
Headache Be Gone Tea
Take a breather and settle in with a comforting cup. Our Headache Be Gone Tea brings together ten botanicals in a refreshing blend with bright citrus, cooling mint, and a gentle touch of ginger warmth.
Naturally sweet honeybush and delicate elderflower soften the earthy notes of yerba mate, meadowsweet, white willow bark, and yarrow. Aromatic rosemary rounds out this layered loose-leaf blend—a lovely companion for a quiet moment away from your busy day.
Flavor profile: Minty and citrusy, with soft floral notes, earthy undertones, and warming ginger.
Contains caffeine from yerba mate.
Ingredients: Elderflower, honeybush, lemon, meadowsweet, yerba mate, ginger, white willow bark, yarrow, mint, rosemary.
Take a breather and settle in with a comforting cup. Our Headache Be Gone Tea brings together ten botanicals in a refreshing blend with bright citrus, cooling mint, and a gentle touch of ginger warmth.
Naturally sweet honeybush and delicate elderflower soften the earthy notes of yerba mate, meadowsweet, white willow bark, and yarrow. Aromatic rosemary rounds out this layered loose-leaf blend—a lovely companion for a quiet moment away from your busy day.
Flavor profile: Minty and citrusy, with soft floral notes, earthy undertones, and warming ginger.
Contains caffeine from yerba mate.
Ingredients: Elderflower, honeybush, lemon, meadowsweet, yerba mate, ginger, white willow bark, yarrow, mint, rosemary.
What does Headache Be Gone Tea taste like?
This botanical blend combines bright lemon and refreshing mint with gentle ginger warmth. Honeybush adds a naturally sweet note, while elderflower and rosemary bring floral and herbal character.
Does this tea contain caffeine?
Yes. This blend contains yerba mate, which naturally contains caffeine. Keep that in mind if you’re choosing a tea for the evening or limiting caffeine.
What ingredients are in this blend?
Elderflower, honeybush, lemon, meadowsweet, yerba mate, ginger, white willow bark, yarrow, mint, and rosemary.
How do I brew it?
Use a tea infuser or loose-leaf strainer and follow the brewing directions on your package. Cover your cup while steeping, then strain and enjoy.
Can I add honey or drink it iced?
Absolutely! Enjoy it plain, add a little honey, or let your brewed tea cool and serve over ice. An extra slice of lemon makes a refreshing addition.
How should I store my tea?
Keep it in an airtight container in a cool, dry place away from sunlight, moisture, and strong odors.