Mint Condition

Description

From “Cold or Flu” to “Good as New”!

How to Brew:

For Mint Condition:

Use 1 teaspoon per 8 ounces of water.  Bring water to a 185 degrees and pour over herbs.  Cover and  steep 5-7 minutes, remove herb.  Enjoy hot, warm or cold.

For cold tea –

Method 1:  Brew in half the water, then add ice.

Method 2:  Brew full strength, then allow to cool to at least 100 degrees.  Put in fridge overnight and enjoy the next day.

For hot tea –

Add herb to hot water.  For a stronger tea, steep longer – be careful brewing longer, as some herbs will become bitter the longer they steep.  It is suggested to cover all tea while brewing in order to save the volatile oils.

Additional Tip –

Most teas can be brewed a second time!  They will not be as strong but will still be good.  Brew about 30% longer the second time you brew your herb.

If you have any questions about getting the perfect cup, please use the contact form below and we’ll be more than happy to answer all of your brewing questions!