Five plants in one cup. Moringa leads, two mints brighten it, tulsi sits underneath, and the sage brings a warm resinous note that keeps the whole thing from drinking like a plain mint tea.

We keep this one for the afternoon. It is not sedating and it is not stimulating. It just tastes clean.

If you bought this from us before, you knew it as Moringa Mint Sage. Same blend, same bag, new name. We moved tulsi into the title because it is the one plant in here that some people need to know about before they drink it.

How do I brew moringa tulsi tea?

Steep 1 tablespoon in 8 oz of hot water for 6 to 8 minutes. Good hot. It also cold-steeps overnight in the fridge, which gives you a cleaner cup with less bitterness.

What is in it?

Moringa leaf, peppermint, spearmint, tulsi, and sage. No caffeine.

Where this one comes from

We do not blend this one. It comes to us finished from a tea company we buy from, and we package it here in Opp. The moringa leaf in the rest of what we sell is a different story. That is ours, grown and dried on this farm.

Anything to know before drinking it?

This blend contains tulsi, also called holy basil. Tulsi is traditionally avoided during pregnancy and by people trying to conceive, and it is worth asking your own provider about if you are on medication. If you are avoiding tulsi, this is not the tea for you.

These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, cure, treat or prevent disease. Check with your own health care provider before using any herbal product.