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“What shouldn’t you do when your getting over one of the worst colds you’ve ever had? Go out for tapas with your favorite brother and sister in law, laugh so hard that you nearly choke on your thrid...” Read full tasting note
“I’m bumping this one up a little, simply because of how beautifully it is resteeping for me. This is my third steep of these leaves and it is still soothing and yummy. The flavor is growing on me...” Read full tasting note
“this season- this tea was my medicine- there a sort of comforting feeling – knowing that i can turn to this tea, each time i have a runny nose- and sore throat-. Since i travel alot, i stay in the...” Read full tasting note
“I have a very bad cold so I mixed this one with Gail’s cold remedy and some honey, and it helps.” Read full tasting note
Lemon aid
What do lemongrass, lemon myrtle and lemon balm have in common? Yes, that’s right, they all happen to have antibacterial, anti-inflammatory and/or antiviral superpowers. Plus they’re delicious. And combined with marshmallow root, slippery elm and stevia leaf, they create a sweet, hot, healing, lemony tea that coats and soothes your throat. Bye-bye soreness, hoarseness and dry coughs.
DavidsTea is a Canadian specialty tea and tea accessory retailer based in Montreal, Quebec. It is the largest Canadian-based specialty tea boutique in the country, with its first store having opened in 2008.
What shouldn’t you do when your getting over one of the worst colds you’ve ever had? Go out for tapas with your favorite brother and sister in law, laugh so hard that you nearly choke on your thrid glass of sangria, and completely loose your voice trying to talk over the smarmy flamenco band. Great for the soul, but not so good for the already sore throat.
After a night of foolishness, what could be better than a lemony delicious cuppa? Throat Soother is just what I needed to to calm my cranky throat and make me decent company for the rest of the night.
Thank you QuiltGuppy for coming to my rescue once again with the right tea to fix what ails me :)
I’m bumping this one up a little, simply because of how beautifully it is resteeping for me. This is my third steep of these leaves and it is still soothing and yummy. The flavor is growing on me as well…this is a wonderful little tea that I very much underestimated. First steep, I only left it for 5 minutes. Second, 10. This time, I left it for 15 and for the next steep, I’ll likely just leave it in the water until it’s cool enough for me to drink (30+ minutes…I like my tea lukewarm)
The more I drink of this, the more impressed I am.
this season- this tea was my medicine- there a sort of comforting feeling – knowing that i can turn to this tea, each time i have a runny nose- and sore throat-. Since i travel alot, i stay in the hotel rooms that aren’t always well heated.So i carry this in my carry on- just incase i feel like the sniffles
