Hot Day Hot Tea Recipe with Spring Green Tea

Spring Green Tea

It is possible to drink something hot (like tea) and feel the effects of cooling herbs. While I love iced tea served cold on a steamy summer day, I still love hot tea too and I just don't want to give it up when the temperatures climb.

This recipe has a base of the mild green tea from our Spring Green Tea, so it has a bit of caffeination. The addition of Horsetail to serve as a mild diuretic and cooling herbs like Holy Basil/Tulsi and Peppermint make this a tasty tea choice for a hot summer day!

Hot Day Hot Tea Recipe

Combine all the tea and herbs in an infuser, strainer, nest, or bag. Pour 1 1/2 - 2 cups boiling water over and allow to steep for 3-4 minutes. Strain out herbs and enjoy!

 

 This post was originally a part of our series called "The Sunday Steep."

 


Topics: Recipes, Specialty Ingredients, Tea & Herbal Drinks

The Mountain Rose Herbs Team

Written by The Mountain Rose Herbs Team on June 28, 2015

Over the last three decades, the Mountain Rose Herbs Team has created and recreated thousands of recipes. This article is the result of many of our staff's combined herbal expertise and passion for herbalism. We hope you enjoy these time-tested recipes.


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Hot Day Hot Tea Recipe with Spring Green Tea

Spring Green Tea

It is possible to drink something hot (like tea) and feel the effects of cooling herbs. While I love iced tea served cold on a steamy summer day, I still love hot tea too and I just don't want to give it up when the temperatures climb.

This recipe has a base of the mild green tea from our Spring Green Tea, so it has a bit of caffeination. The addition of Horsetail to serve as a mild diuretic and cooling herbs like Holy Basil/Tulsi and Peppermint make this a tasty tea choice for a hot summer day!

Hot Day Hot Tea Recipe

Combine all the tea and herbs in an infuser, strainer, nest, or bag. Pour 1 1/2 - 2 cups boiling water over and allow to steep for 3-4 minutes. Strain out herbs and enjoy!

 

 This post was originally a part of our series called "The Sunday Steep."

 


Topics: Recipes, Specialty Ingredients, Tea & Herbal Drinks

The Mountain Rose Herbs Team

Written by The Mountain Rose Herbs Team on June 28, 2015

Over the last three decades, the Mountain Rose Herbs Team has created and recreated thousands of recipes. This article is the result of many of our staff's combined herbal expertise and passion for herbalism. We hope you enjoy these time-tested recipes.