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Tea

This is the heart of our tea collection. Loose blends we put together ourselves, single herbs cut and sifted for a teapot, and a handful of beloved teas, all in one place. Most of the blends are hand blended right on our farm, from herbs we source through a network of farms we trust.

If you like a familiar cup, the Red Rooibos and Jasmine Green Tea are easy places to start. For something more layered, the Doctor Cinnamon and Hibiscus Orange Delight are house favorites. And when the weather turns, Cold Comfort and Days End Blend are the ones we reach for at the end of a long day.

Brewing loose is a small simple pleasure, a spoon, a strainer, and a few quiet minutes. If you'd rather skip the steps, the Tea Bags collection carries many of these same blends in pre-portioned bags. Looking to build a blend of your own? Browse the Bulk Tea Herbs for the building blocks.

Blue Butterfly Pea Flowers, Whole, 1/4 LB.
Double E tea in a bowl overflowing onto the table surface with a wooden spoon in the foreground filled with the dried tea
Hibiscus Orange Delight Tea brewed in a mug with a slice of orange on the side surrounded by herbs, flowers and citrus.
Sale priceFrom $9.23
A bright red brewed cup of apple pie tea topped with whipped cream, cinnamon, and apple slice sits on a wooden counter.
Sale priceFrom $9.99
Brewed Gingersnap Tea in a glass mug with a whipped cream top and cookie crumble. A stack of cookies sit to the right of the brewed tea.
Sale priceFrom $9.99
Unbrewed Red Rooibos Spice Chai Tea in a clear glass bowl on a cream fabric background.
A brewed mug of Dr Cinnamon Tea rests on a cheesecloth covered table. An orange slice and cinnamon stick rest on the mug.
Sold outDried red rooibos tea is featured in a white bowl on a white marble tabletop.
Sale price$9.75
A woman stirs a brewed mug of Creamy Pumpkin Pie tea with a cinnamon stick. A pumpkin and loose leaf tea with a tea strainer are in the foreground.
Sale priceFrom $9.99
Sold outDried Christmas Tea in a pottery bowl surrounded by cinnamon sticks, honey wand and holly branches on a wood cutting board.
Sale price$18.45
Sold outDried black keemun tea in a white bowl on a white marble table.
Black spice chai tea in a metal bowl with a wooden spoon. Brewed tea is in the background in a glass mug.
Dried Jasmine Green tea in a white bowl on a white marble table.
Sale price$20.25
A brewed mug of Herban C tea rests on a stone surface surrounded by dried loose tea.
Sale priceFrom $8.73
A white mug with Mama's Red Raspberry Brew Tea rests with a mound of dried herbs and fresh berries in a bowl.
A brewed cup of Fast Asleep Tea rests on a marble surface with dried tea scattered about and a honey spoon.
Sale priceFrom $12.95
The Scholar's Cup Herbal Tea - Reformulated Brain Booster Blend, 1/4 and 1/2 LB
Rise and Shine Tea, 1/4 LB & 1/2 LB
Sold outA milk glass tea cup filled with brewed Cough Tea rests on a wooden leaf shaped dish filled with loose leaf tea. A spoon rests on the tea cup.
Sale price$19.45
A white bowl filled with dried Yerba Mate tea sits on a white marble table.
Sale price$12.25
Sold outSteam coming from a glass teacup in a wood bowl with loose tea on the side. A glass teapot and tea tray are in the background.
Sale priceFrom $8.73
Genmaicha, 1/4 LB.
Sale price$11.99
Jasmine Pearls, 1/4 LB.
Sale price$18.97
Sold outMango Sunrise Tea Blend, 1/4 LB.
Green Rooibos Tea, 1/4 LB.
Citrus Island Spice Infusion, 1/4 LB.
Misty Morning Tea Blend, 1/4 LB.
Cinnamon Apricot Soleil Tea, 1/4 LB.
Blushing Berry Rooibos Tea, 1/4 LB.
Scarlet Serenity Tea, 1/4 LB.
Sun-Kissed Cranberry Citrus Tea, 1/4 LB.
Summer Berry Delight Herbal Tea Blend, 1/4 LB.

Frequently asked questions about our Tea

How should I store loose tea?

A sealed glass jar in a cool, dark cabinet keeps the flavor and color longest. Away from the stove and away from direct sun.

How much loose tea per cup?

About 1 teaspoon per 8 ounces of water is a good starting place. Steep 3 to 5 minutes for green and black teas, 5 to 8 minutes for herbal blends.

What's the difference between loose tea and tea bags?

Loose tea gives the leaves room to open up and release more flavor. Tea bags are quicker and tidier.