Holy Basil

Tea type
Herbal Tea
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Flavors
Herbs
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Average preparation
Boiling 4 min, 30 sec

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For more than 5,000 years, Holy Basil (or Tulsi) has been one of India’s most sacred herbs. One legend holds that the plant is even the reincarnation of a goddess herself. The leafy bushes are still grown and ritualistically tended in homes and temples across the ancient land. Tulsi’s holy status stems from its wide-ranging benefits: generations have trusted it for everything from boosting the overall system to aiding digestion to fighting fevers. Now, Bija brings together all three types of Tulsi—Krishna, Vana, and Rama—into a single, rich-tasting tea.

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This is my first review of an herbal tea since I reviewed Tension Tamer by Celestial Seasons when I first became a Steepsterite. I was in my local organic-health food store buying my usual wares including Tension Tamer when I noticed this Holy Basil nearby. I have read many reviews about this and I was curious to say the least. I doused the tea bag with boiling water and steeped it for 4 minutes. The flavor is so natural and inviting. I cannot comment yet on the effects of this brew because quite honestly I am also drinking the Star of Bulang that I reviewed earlier and I have some of the Verdant Autumn TKY floating around somewhere. One thing I can state now is that this brew has me very relaxed….

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Kashyap

if you decide you like tulsi “holy basil”, you should know there are 2 varietals that I’m aware of : green and purple. I generally like the purple best as it has more exotic undertones of clove, cinnamon, and the basil-like flavor is secondary. It has a tingling aftertaste and considering you pay attention to energetics…I will be curious to hear your take

SimplyJenW

I prefer the purple, too!

Kashyap

David…if you decide you like it and want a sample of the loose leaf let me know

Charles Thomas Draper

Thank you. I will let you know. I have to drink this and nothing else. I need to feel the Holy Basil….

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Really like this one – very relaxing. Also enjoy steeping it a bit longer – no bitterness, but a beautiful full yet subtle flavour.

Flavors: Herbs

Preparation
205 °F / 96 °C 5 min, 0 sec

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