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Fields of tea... Custom
blended... For a warm Cup!
Felicitea uses both wonderful full leaf teas in addition to healthy and
helpful herbs! Felicitea makes a Cough and Cold tea, a PMS Ease tea, a
tea to ease Stomach Issues including acid reflux, a sleep aid tea to
help fight insomnia, and a tea to help balance bloating, in addition to
great tasting teas simply for your enjoyment! Additionally, many of its
teas use green tea, a great natural way to help increase your metabolism
and loose weight!
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Refreshing Afternoon |
Sloth Tea
(2) |
Day Dream
(1) |
PMS
Ease
(1) |
Cough & Cold
(1) |
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Caffeine Free Tea
(1) |
Stomach Issues,
Acid Reflux |
Relaxation, Balance
Bloating |
Cramping, Bloating, & More |
Clears Sinuses |
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Spearmint,
peppermint, catnip, & chamomile blended to make a tea that's
perfect for sipping on the porch on a warm spring day or any day
for that matter.
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Gunpowder
green
tea with mint, catnip, & Egyptian chamomile. Tea blend sooths
stomach discomfort & is great for detoxification.
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Chamomile, lavender, catnip, rosehips & green tea
combine to create a light tea. Perfect for day dreaming on any
afternoon! |
Nettle,
crampbark, chamomile, rose hips, raspberry leaf, and valerian
root ease cramping, bloating and discomfort caused by the
menstrual cycle. |
A blend of
hyssop, peppermint, chamomile, lemon balm, and raspberry leaf
help ease congestion, inflammation, and nausea from cough &
cold. |
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Medium: Medium tins will make 40-60 cups
of tea!
Large: Large tins will make 80-120 cups
of tea!
Directions for Use Use:
Steeping Suggestions (1):
For the best possible cup: Measure 1 teaspoon of leaves for each 6 oz of
water into tea strainer. Use clean, unfiltered water brought to a boil.
Pour directly over the leaves. Allow to steep for 4-7 minutes (5 minutes
@ 212F). Start with shortest steep time increasing as needed to
determine your preference! Tea can be re-steeped up to four times.
Herbal teas can be delicious on their own as well as sweetened, To make
iced teas use 2 teaspoons of leaves for each 6 oz of water.
Steeping Suggestions (2):
For the best possible cup: Measure 1 teaspoon of leaves for each 6 oz of
water into tea strainer. Use clean, filtered water brought to a boil.
Allow to cool slightly (170F-190F) then pour directly over the leaves.
Allow to steep for 2-4 minutes. (Start with shortest steep time
increasing as needed to determine your preference.) Tea can be
re-steeped up to four times. Herbal teas can be delicious on their own
as well as sweetened, To make iced teas use 2 teaspoons of leaves for
each 6 oz of water.
Tea - Contains antioxidants
good for the immune system, helps strengthen teeth enamel, balance
metabolism, gentle caffeine absorption due to L-theanine.
Oolong Tea - This oolong is
produced in tiny quantities by Madan Tamang at his family's Meghma
Tea Estate. At 7,000 feet, it is one of the highest, and most
remote, tea growing areas in the world! This gorgeous hand-crafted,
oolong tea is made using traditional Taiwanese methods adapted for
use in Nepal. After plucking, the leaves are hand rolled, covered
with cloth and spread out on a table to dry. When infused, the tea
exudes the aroma of native Daphne bholua and Rhododendron
plants, with a slight touch of honey and fruit.
Chamomile - Soothing,
anti-inflammatory, sleep aid (avoid with hay fever allergies).).
Spearmint - Cooling,
soothing to the stomach, helps to open sinuses.
Catnip - Soothing to the
stomach and a natural relaxant!
Valerian - Relaxant (helps
with sleep and cramps).
Raspberry Leaf - Great for
relief of nausea and cramping.
Crampbark - Muscle relaxant.
Nettle - Reduces fever and
inflammation.
Hyssop - Natural
decongestant.
Lemon Balm -
Antibacterial/antiviral, sedative. Manufacturers recommendation:
Lemon balm should be avoided by those on thyroid medication (such as
thyroxin) as it is believed that the herb inhibits the absorption of
this medicine.
Mugwort - Sedative.
Manufacturers recommendation: To be AVOIDED by people with hay fever
allergies and pregnant women!
Lavender - Helps with
headaches, great sleep aid, anti-inflammatory. To be AVOIDED
when pregnant.
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