Herb Origins
Where do we source our herbs from?
Organic Chamomile - Egypt
Egypt’s warm sunny climate, and well-drained fertile soil provide the ideal conditions for chamomile. Sourced here, we find the blooms are a naturally sweeter, smoother, apple-like flavor.
Organic Hibiscus - Egypt
The nutrient-dense soil of the Nile Delta create plumpy, vibrant red calyces. Egyptian hibiscus is renowned for its bold, ruby-red color and rich, tart flavor profile packed with natural antioxidants.
Organic Jasmine Green Tea Leaves - China
China is the historical birthplace of jasmine-infused green tea. They are known to naturally infuse green tea leaves with fresh, night-blooming jasmine blossoms through centuries-old artisanal layering techniques.
Organic Lemon Balm - Europe & US
When sourcing lemon balm, we look for dark green leaves, with overwhelmingly aromatic qualites. Note, this plant material breaks down in transit faster than any other.
Organic Oatstraw - Bulgaria
Bulgaria's mineral-rich earth, and favorable climate produces exceptionally lush fields of oatstraw. We look for sweet, oat, and carmel sensory notes.
Organic Red Raspberry Leaf - Europe
Traditional European farms produces robust raspberry foliage rich in natural tannins and essential plant nutrients.
Organic Rose Hips - Chile
When sourcing, we look for pink and red color notes, along with sweet, rose-like flavor. Chilean rose hips are known to naturally contain some of the highest concentrations of Vitamin C and antioxidants found anywhere on Earth.
Organic Spearmint - Egypt & United States
This abundant crop is exceptionally minty, and known to support the adrenals. When sourcing we review each order with hands looking for dark green leaves, and aromatic.
Organic Passion Flower - Italy
The warm Mediterranean sun and gentle air currents of the Italian countryside create an ideal setting for delicate passionflower (Passiflora) blooms, resulting in pure, earthy, floral leaves with a natural sweetness.
Organic Holy Basil - India & United States
India offers native tropical conditions and deep ancestral farming wisdom with tulsi. When sourcing we looking for whole leaves that we can identify.
Organic Thyme - Egypt & United States
Sunny climates help concentrate the plant’s essential oil content, specifically known as thymol. This should be a super aromatic herb with robust flavor.
Organic Ginger Powder - India
When sourcing we look for a spicy bite, a earthy yellow golden color, and warming aroma. We find powder to be much more promising then dried ginger chunks.