EUCALYPTUS LEAF TEA

• Contains eucalyptol
• Contains Essential Oils
• Soothing scent
• Bleach-Free Tea Bags
• No Preservatives
• No Artificial or Natural Flavors
• No Artificial Sweeteners
• Natural Ingredients

What is Eucalyptus?

We bet you didn't know that there are more than 700 species of eucalyptus trees and shrubs, most which are native to Australia. The controversy over the proliferation of the trees is real, but most environmentalists, global development researchers, and horticulturists agree that the positive aspects of these trees outweigh any negative impact that may occur. Though the Eucalyptus tree provides economic value, especially in parts of the world where poverty needs a boost, because the trees are known water guzzlers, there does exist a downside. .

Eucalyptus is remarkable for its value in several arenas. Because it grows so rapidly, it's a sought-after source of wood; the oil from Eucalyptus is valued for its natural insecticide qualities and is often incorporated into cleansers and bug repellents; as an essential oil, it is prized for its antimicrobial qualities.

If you are not yet aware, you should know that Eucalyptus is famous for its ability to help when you're feeling run down because of those pesky winter and summer bugs. It is also incorporated into many health products and meant to help clear the nasal passages and soothe and ease our breathing. In a cup of eucalyptus tea, you will find its chief constituent, eucalyptol, the source of its spicy-yet-cooling flavor. It also contains several other constituents, including flavonoids, quercetin, and tannins. Many of these elements also act as antioxidants, making eucalyptus tea a natural way to fight free radicals and keep us feeling our very best.

Interesting Notes About Eucalyptus Leaf Tea

If you live in Germany and suffer from winter bug symptoms, you'll likely go straight for the Eucalyptus Leaf Tea, as it is standardized there to support such seasonal ailments. Aside from the popularity of Eucalyptus Tea as an aid during seasonally challenging times, there are other surprising points that encourage incorporating this globally cultivated plant into your self-care routine.

What does Eucalyptus Leaf Tea Taste Like?

With a tone akin to a delicate black tea, and a subtle scent reminiscent of a stroll under a Eucalyptus grove, Buddha Teas Eucalyptus Leaf Tea taste remarkably smooth, warming, and nurturing. Unique unto its own, this cold-slewing tea holds the promise of providing you with a welcome cup of soothing brew whenever you feel in need of blanketing yourself in comfort.

How to Brew Eucalyptus Leaf Tea

Buddha Teas Eucalyptus Leaf Tea needs a good boil and a not-too-long but long-enough steep, say 2-5 minutes. Best to drink immediately; this tea works best on the throat when it's nice and warm. As well, it can tend to morph into slightly bitter if left sitting in your cup too long. A squeeze of lemon for an extra splash of cold-remedying wonder is a great option when you're feeling a bit under the weather. We like to cover our cups while steeping as well.  As always, it pairs wonderfully with Buddha Teas Clover or Alfalfa Honey.

Buy Organic Eucalyptus Tea

With so many products being genetically modified, Buddha Teas goes the extra mile to ensure that our Eucalyptus Tea is certified organic and GMO-free herbs, guaranteeing a refreshing natural tisane for you to delight in. Caffeine-free, this tea is a wonderful herbal tea option that can be enjoyed at any time of the day. Our teas are all natural and packaged in bleach free tea bags and are guaranteed to meet your satisfaction.