Description:
Fall in the Okanagan features warm days and frosty nights. This tea perfectly captures warm skies and frosty bite.
Why the Name:
Harvested while the frost was still on the leaves, this tea got its name from the beautiful fall mornings where we live.
Net Weight: 37+g
Price: $12 + shipping
- Rosehips
- Canada Thistle
- Spruce Needles
- Shake container to ensure contents are re-mixed as settling does occur. Stir with a clean spoon or popsicle stick to re-mix if you wish as well.
- Add 1 tsp to a tea ball or bit of cheese cloth wound tight with string.
- Place in mug of hot (not boiling) water.
- Let steep to taste, generally 5 to 20 minutes or longer if you desire a stronger flavour.
- Strain or remove teaball and add unpasteurized honey if desired.
NOTE: This tea is safe for pregnant or nursing women if prepared within these guidelines.
