January tea: January often feels cold, grey and long after the bright lights and smells of Christmas. We can bring back the festive spirit for a few minutes with fragrant, warming spices, so for our January meeting rooibos tea I have chosen for you with cinnamon, with ginger and a pinch with orange. Ginger is an excellent spice for women, and in addition to its anti-inflammatory properties, it is also effective against lower abdominal pain.
February tea: a cup of peace. Lemongrass I chose a hint with lavender and linden with flowers. Lemongrass and lavender tea is the best soothing tea in the world, relaxing and relieving tension and inner anxiety, while linden, in addition to being a throat protector in the winter months, gives the tea a pleasant sweet taste reminiscent of honey.
March tea: in spring, and especially before Easter, who doesn't think about fasting, detoxing or cleansing? So for my March tea I have chosen a cleansing-detoxifying tea blend: green tea with Thai lemongrass, with ginger and with mint.
April tea: who hasn't felt spring fatigue? Sometimes it can get you down when you should be feeling energetic and fit, it's spring! That's when I call on my high vitamin C and antioxidant immune-boosting teas, and this month I'm bringing you some of those too: organic rooibos tea with rosehip and with hibiscus.
May tea: after the first rays of summer sunshine, we crave fruit, so in May I bring you a truly invigorating, refreshing fruit tea: black tea many many with red currants and a pinch of with Thai lemongrassto make it even more refreshing.
June tea: who doesn't think about holidays in the first month of summer? This is the mood I'm bringing you with my raspberry mojito tea blend: green tea with raspberries and a pinch with mint. It's refreshing, fragrant and instantly uplifting.
Thank you for the article to Varga Marian, our Tea-Angel:-)
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