Herbal Tea
A caffeine-free seasonal tea with elderberry, hibiscus, ginger, cinnamon, turmeric, tulsi, nettle, elderflower, and lemony herbs. The ruby-toned cup is tart and berry-forward with warming spice and a lightly sweet herbal finish.
Caffeine-Free Seasonal Herbal Tea
Not Today is a caffeine-free seasonal wellness blend with elderberry, ginger, hibiscus, lemon verbena, tulsi, lemon balm, elderflower, nettle, cinnamon, turmeric, and licorice root. It brews into a ruby-toned, tart-warm cup with berry depth, gentle spice, and a clean herbal finish.
The cup: bright and ruby-toned with tart berry flavor, warming ginger and cinnamon, and a lightly sweet herbal finish.
Many seasonal teas taste like syrup or a wall of spice. Not Today keeps the cup lively by balancing tart fruit, warming roots, green herbs, flowers, and restrained natural sweetness.
Tart elderberry and hibiscus lead, followed by ginger and cinnamon warmth and a lightly sweet herbal finish.
Berry-bright and gently spiced, with soft elderflower, lemon verbena, and lemon balm lifting the steam.
Contains licorice root, which may affect blood pressure, potassium, and medication response. Review the complete safety section if you have high blood pressure, heart or kidney disease, take potassium-depleting medicines, or use other medications.
Pair it with these three products to extend the purpose of the tea without making the routine complicated:
Keep a caffeine-free, comfort-first cup within reach for the days when the season tries you.
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Elderberry and hibiscus create the deep berry-tart base, while ginger, cinnamon, and turmeric add warmth. Tulsi, lemon balm, nettle, elderflower, and lemon verbena broaden the herbal profile, and a small amount of licorice root smooths the finish without added sugar.
The ingredient guide below explains the individual contribution of every herb to the finished cup—its taste, aroma, mouthfeel, or traditional place in the blend.
Each herb has two jobs in the formula: it changes what the customer tastes or smells, and it helps define the intended wellness purpose of the finished blend.
“Why it is in the blend” describes traditional herbal use, emerging research, or the intended structure-and-function role of the ingredient. It does not mean one tea bag is a standardized clinical dose, and it is not a promise to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.
What it contributes to the cup: Creates dark berry depth and the blend’s familiar seasonal identity.
Why it is in the blend: Included for seasonal-wellness support and its naturally occurring berry polyphenols. It helps give the blend a broader wellness purpose beyond flavor, without promising to prevent or treat illness.
What it contributes to the cup: Adds warming spice and a lively finish.
Why it is in the blend: Traditionally used to support digestive comfort and help settle occasional nausea. Its warming character also fits post-activity, cold-weather, and whole-body comfort routines.
What it contributes to the cup: Provides the ruby color and clean tartness at the center of the cup.
Why it is in the blend: Provides anthocyanin-rich plant compounds associated with antioxidant and cardiovascular-wellness support. It can also affect blood pressure, which is why medication and condition guidance matters.
What it contributes to the cup: Adds a bright lemon aroma that lifts the berries and roots.
Why it is in the blend: Traditionally used to support digestive ease and relaxation. It helps bridge physical comfort with a lighter, calmer herbal experience.
What it contributes to the cup: Brings aromatic herbal depth and keeps the cup from tasting purely fruity.
Why it is in the blend: Traditionally used as an adaptogenic herb to support resilience during everyday stress. It gives the blend a mind-and-body wellness role, although individual response and research strength vary.
What it contributes to the cup: Softens the tart profile with a gentler lemon-herbal middle.
Why it is in the blend: Traditionally used to support a calmer nervous system and comfortable digestion, making it useful in blends meant for unwinding, stress-heavy days, or a gentler after-meal experience.
What it contributes to the cup: Adds delicate floral lift above the elderberry base.
Why it is in the blend: Traditionally included in seasonal-wellness and respiratory-comfort blends. Here it provides gentle supportive context rather than a promise to treat a cold or infection.
What it contributes to the cup: Contributes green, leafy depth to the seasonal botanical profile.
Why it is in the blend: Traditionally used as a nourishing leafy herb in seasonal and general-wellness blends. It broadens the formula with green botanical support without claiming a guaranteed vitamin or mineral dose.
What it contributes to the cup: Rounds the ginger with familiar sweet warmth.
Why it is in the blend: Adds warming botanical support and naturally occurring antioxidant compounds. It helps the blend feel physically warming without turning the description into a blood-sugar or disease claim.
What it contributes to the cup: Adds earthy root character and golden warmth beneath the berries.
Why it is in the blend: Included for naturally occurring curcuminoids and traditional support of antioxidant defenses and a healthy inflammatory response. A brewed tea is not equivalent to a concentrated curcumin supplement.
What it contributes to the cup: Smooths the tart edges and adds natural sweetness without added sugar.
Why it is in the blend: Traditionally used to soothe throat and digestive tissues and support respiratory-comfort blends. It also meaningfully affects blood pressure, potassium, and medication response in some people.
Elderberry, Ginger Root, Hibiscus, Lemon Verbena, Tulsi, Lemon Balm, Elderflower, Nettle Leaf, Cinnamon, Turmeric Powder, Licorice Root.
Place one tea bag in 8–10 fl oz of freshly boiled water. Cover and steep for 10–12 minutes. Gently press the bag before removing. Enjoy up to 2 cups daily. Do not consume the dry contents of the tea bag.
20 filled herbal tea bags in one resealable pouch.
For adults. Licorice root can affect blood pressure, potassium, and medication response. Do not use with uncontrolled high blood pressure, heart or kidney disease, or potassium-depleting medicines unless a clinician approves. Ask a qualified healthcare professional before use if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication, preparing for surgery, or managing a blood-pressure, blood-sugar, bleeding, autoimmune, kidney, or gallbladder condition. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.
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