Trade Winds

For when the weather turns.

Size: 4.5 oz.

When the weather turns grey, Trade Winds brings the warmth back. This blend carries herbs that crossed oceans and centuries. Tart rosehips, naturally rich in vitamin C, were once gathered by the basketful across wartime Britain. Elder flower has been a European favorite through the colder months for generations. Ginger, cherished in Ayurvedic and Chinese kitchens for thousands of years, and clove, once so prized that sailors crossed the world's seas to trade for it, add a comforting glow from the inside out. It's tangy, fruity and gently spiced: a cup to wrap your hands around on a cold day.

Ingredients

Rosehips, elder flower, ginger, cloves.

To Brew

Steep 1–2 tablespoons in a cup of just-boiled water, covered, for 15 minutes to draw out the full flavour of the rosehips. Add honey and a squeeze of lemon if you like.

Recommendations

Not recommended during pregnancy without guidance from a healthcare provider. Consult your provider before use if you take blood-thinning medication. Ginger may aggravate heartburn.

All my products are ethically and sustainably produced and sourced. Many of the herbs I grow myself in my home garden in Virginia. I use recyclable & reusable shipping boxes and kraft wadding, biodegradable packing, dye-free recyclable crinkle paper and re-use shipping materials whenever possible. I work to protect plant populations by thoughtfully choosing trusted biodynamic, organic, and wildcrafted sources, maintaining sensitivity to the status of at risk plants and regions. I source herbs from smaller farmers who are using regenerative agriculture practices that enhance and improve soil health, optimize resource management, alleviate climate change, and improve water quality.

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These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease or condition. Please use this product as suggested, and consult with a healthcare professional when necessary or for very specific questions.