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Red Bone

Red Bone is a mix of sweet and spicy herbs that you need to improve your mood. Definitely a good idea as the temps drop - this tea warms you from the inside out. So, brew your tea and sip it slowly before you head out to shovel or warm the car up. Yeah...it's that time of year again. 

Product Details:

  • 1.0 ounces of tea, approximately 14 single servings of tea
  • Caffeine content: None - this tea is completely herbal
  • Red Bone can be steeped twice, meaning, you can get two 8 ounce cups of tea from a single serving of Red Bone.

Taste: 

Spicy, sour, sweet, and a bit lemony. 

Ingredients:

  • Dried Hibiscus
  • Dried Cranberries
  • Dried Lemon Peel
  • Chili Pepper Powder
  • Lemon Flavor
  • Citric Acid

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      Blood Orange

      Our newest blend, Blood Orange, is for anybody with a uterus who experiences severe menstrual cramps and heavy periods. And you know what we mean by heavy...or do we have to get graphic?

      The most important ingredient in Blood Orange is Black Cohosh.

      Black Cohosh is a popular Native American female remedy used for PMS, cramping, back and muscular pains, menopause and much more. You know the indigenous people had the game on lock before you know who showed up. Point is, they were closer to the land than we are today and we should be more like them. 

      Product Details:

      • 1 oz of loose leaf tea, 10-12 single servings
      • Caffeine content: Zip zero stingy wit deniro

      Taste: 

      Orange spice. Yeah, we did THAT! 

      Benefits:

      • Relieve recurring cramp-like pain during the menstrual cycle
      • Ease PMS
      • Ease back and muscular pain

      Ingredients:

      Orange Peel, Black Cohosh, Rosehips, Cinnamon, Blackberry Leaf, Clove, Chicory Root, and Tangerine Oil 

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      Why Ivy's Tea Co.?

      We believe the holistic health beverage industry should reflect all cultures, all people. Not just those who are blond or do yoga. The current tea market is boring, stiff and whitewashed. We're bringing Hip-Hop culture to herbal tea, making it relatable and fun to drink, too. Plus our tea is actually good for you. No cap.

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