This is a medicinal tea from Yogi.
Flavor: The first thing that hit me was "Wow, that's a sweet tea!" And that was just tea and water, nothing added. Besides the sweetness, there is a barky, earthy taste. Cinnamon has a spicy flavor followed by a sort of earthy, brown flavor. This tea has that second cinnamon taste, without any spiciness at all. There is also just a hint of a minty taste as well.
Suggested Additions: On the bag there is this suggestion: "Add a teaspoon or two of honey to support the body's expectoration process." I was going to follow the suggestion until I tasted the tea. I think honey would just make it all a little too sweet for my liking.
Ingredients: Licorice root, eucalyptus, basil, ginger, cinnamon, thyme, elecampane root, peppermint, cardamom seed, mullein leaf, natural licorice flavor.
Purpose: I just came back from a trip over the mountains. The changes in elevation, combined with an odd New Year's thaw, and a weekend in a house with just a hint of mustiness has my sinuses all confused. I can't stop coughing, which is not my body's usual way of expressing allergy symptoms. So I thought a tea to help me breathe would be appropriate. I felt a difference the moment I opened the tea bag, before even pouring the water. It was not exactly that my sinuses cleared up right away, but a peaceful calming feeling came over me, which helped stopped some of the spasm and itch I was feeling in my lungs.
~ a quote by T'ien Yiheng
Din: a loud continued noise; especially: a welter of discordant sounds
This blog celebrates anything that helps us forget the din of the world (mostly tea but there could be some other stuff found here.)
Disclaimer: This blog is not intended to endorse any particular company or that company's beliefs and opinions, nor does any company endorse my blog and the opinions found within. This blog is not intended to diagnose or treat illnesses.
Sunday, January 2, 2011
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