Tasting guide
A little guide to a lovely cup.
How much to scoop, how long to steep, and a few cozy ways to make each blend your own.
Steeping at a glance
Every blend, side by side.
☀ Morning
Rise & Shine
English Breakfast
Caffeine
Full
Tea
1 tsp per cup
Steep
4–5 min · 212°F
Tastes like
Bold, malty, bright
✿ Afternoon
Afternoon in Bloom
Berry & Rose Herbal
Caffeine
None
Tea
1 tsp per cup
Steep
5–6 min · 212°F
Tastes like
Fruity, floral, honeyed
☾ Evening
Bedtime Blend
Chamomile & Lavender
Caffeine
None
Tea
1 tsp per cup
Steep
5–7 min · 212°F
Tastes like
Soft, soothing, sweet
Your coziest cup
Three little steps.
Loose-leaf tea is easier than it looks. All you need is an infuser or teapot, fresh water, and a few quiet minutes.
01
Scoop
One rounded teaspoon of tea per 8 oz cup. Like it stronger? Add a little more leaf instead of steeping longer, so it stays smooth.
02
Steep
Bring fresh water to a full boil (212°F) and pour it over the leaves. Set a timer: 4–5 minutes for Rise & Shine, 5–7 for the herbals.
03
Sip
Lift out the leaves, add anything you love, and settle in. Tea is best shared, so pour a second cup.
Make it yours
A few cozy ways to pour.
Rise & Shine
A splash of milk and a drizzle of honey for a classic morning cup. Or brew it double-strength and pour over ice.
Afternoon in Bloom
Lovely iced: steep double-strength, let it cool, then pour over ice with a thin slice of lemon.
Bedtime Blend
Stir in a little honey, or top with warm frothed milk for a soft bedtime latte.