American Elderberries from my farm are the main ingredient in these elderberry herbal teas - Packaged conveniently in teabags with 10 tea bags in each pack, this is a great alternative to daily shots of elderberry syrup. This elderberry herbal tea is meant to be portable. Easy to take to work, on a trip where elderberry syrup can't go with you, or anywhere that you will have access to boiled water. Also great for just enjoying at home.
Elderberry Herbal Tea Flavors
Elder Buck Shot Herbal Tea is anchored with elderberry. The berry flavor of this tea is very subtle and hides in the background with other flavors taking the main stage. Fat tea bags easily make two cups of tea, delicious hot or cold. A slightly spicy tea made with elderberries, cinnamon, ginger, and a touch of chipotle. A signature blend of Elderberry Edge Farm from my Bob Gordon elderberries that you won't find anywhere else. The chipotle is minor enough so that it is merely throat tingle, you won't get much heat unless you choose to make it really strong. A woodsy flavor great for fall and winter. My absolute favorite...and I never was a tea drinker. Read the reviews to decide if this is a tea for you.
Elder Roo ~ If you like Rooibos tea this is your tea blend. Made with Honeybush, a close cousin of the Rooibos. Honeybush is combined with elderberry for a Rooibos similar yet different tasting tea. Undertones of wood and honey, sweet and floral, with very slight delicate tart notes. This is a full bodied tea that is quite soothing.
Elder Mint ~ The cool taste of peppermint combined with elderberry. It is a mint tea with a slightly different background (the berries) Made with Bob Gordon elderberries, peppermint and 20 grains of Citric Acid to bring out the berry flavor more.
Elder Echo ~ Elderberry, Echinacea and Cinnamon. Echinacea has long been known to be a medicinal herb. The taste of Echinacea by itself however is not pleasing to most. Here is it combined with American dried elderberries and a bit of cinnamon to make it very pleasing.
Elderberries in tea bags are Sambucus nigra-canadensis from my elderberry farm. Only natural growing practices used.
