A Winter Botanical Tea
Warmth • Nourishment • Renewal
An invitation to slow down, gather warmth, and nourish yourself through the quieter rhythms of winter.
Yule is a vibrant botanical infusion of nettle, spearmint, hibiscus, orange peel, and cinnamon. Thoughtfully crafted to bring together the grounding nature of nourishing herbs, the brightness of citrus, and the comforting warmth of winter spices.
Inspired by the ancient celebration of the winter solstice, Yule honors the turning of the seasons, the beauty of stillness, and the gradual return of light.
A beautiful companion for slow mornings, fireside gatherings, and moments of intentional rest.
Grounding • Nourishing • Warming • Refreshing • Renewing
Yule brings together the cool, refreshing qualities of mint and hibiscus with the warming, invigorating nature of cinnamon and orange peel.
An invitation to embrace both rest and renewal, finding balance between the inward movement of winter and the promise of returning light.
Nettle — Nourishing & Restorative
A mineral-containing botanical traditionally used in herbal nourishment practices. Nettle leaf contains naturally occurring plant compounds and minerals, although the amount extracted into tea varies.
Spearmint — Cooling & Digestive Comfort
A refreshing aromatic herb traditionally enjoyed after meals and used in herbal preparations for digestive comfort.
Hibiscus — Antioxidant-Rich & Refreshing
Known for its beautiful crimson color and naturally tart flavor, hibiscus contains anthocyanins and other polyphenols. Hibiscus has been studied for effects on blood pressure, although benefits of this finished blend have not been established.
Orange Peel — Brightening & Aromatic
A fragrant citrus botanical traditionally incorporated into digestive teas and warming seasonal preparations.
Cinnamon — Warming & Invigorating
A cherished winter spice traditionally associated with warmth and digestive comfort. Cinnamon contains naturally occurring antioxidant compounds.
Traditional uses and ingredient properties do not establish clinical benefits or anti-inflammatory effects of the finished tea.
Nettle, Spearmint, Hibiscus, Orange Peel, Cinnamon.
Steep 1 tablespoon in 12 oz of hot water for 7–10 minutes. Strain and enjoy.
Delicious served warm on a cold winter morning or chilled over ice for a refreshing botanical infusion.
Small — 4–8 servings
Large Brown Bag — 8–16 servings
Servings are dependent on the amount used, ½ tablespoon to 1 tablespoon per preparation.
Prepare a warm cup and settle into a quiet space.
Take a moment to acknowledge what this season has asked you to release, what remains within you, and what is slowly beginning to emerge.
As you sip, allow the warmth of cinnamon, the brightness of citrus, and the nourishment of the herbs to accompany your reflection.
May you find peace in the stillness, warmth in the darkness, and trust in the light that always returns.
Herbal Safety & Precautions
Yule is intended for adult enjoyment as a botanical tea.
Consult a qualified healthcare professional before use if pregnant, breastfeeding, taking prescription medications, or managing a medical condition.
Hibiscus may lower blood pressure and may interact with certain medications. Nettle may also interact with medications, including diuretics and drugs affecting blood pressure or blood sugar. Individuals with allergies to any ingredients should avoid this blend.
Discontinue use if an adverse reaction occurs. Keep out of reach of children.
Traditional herbal descriptions are educational and do not establish that this tea diagnoses, treats, cures, or prevents disease.
A Winter Botanical Tea
Warmth • Nourishment • Renewal
An invitation to slow down, gather warmth, and nourish yourself through the quieter rhythms of winter.
Yule is a vibrant botanical infusion of nettle, spearmint, hibiscus, orange peel, and cinnamon. Thoughtfully crafted to bring together the grounding nature of nourishing herbs, the brightness of citrus, and the comforting warmth of winter spices.
Inspired by the ancient celebration of the winter solstice, Yule honors the turning of the seasons, the beauty of stillness, and the gradual return of light.
A beautiful companion for slow mornings, fireside gatherings, and moments of intentional rest.
Grounding • Nourishing • Warming • Refreshing • Renewing
Yule brings together the cool, refreshing qualities of mint and hibiscus with the warming, invigorating nature of cinnamon and orange peel.
An invitation to embrace both rest and renewal, finding balance between the inward movement of winter and the promise of returning light.
Nettle — Nourishing & Restorative
A mineral-containing botanical traditionally used in herbal nourishment practices. Nettle leaf contains naturally occurring plant compounds and minerals, although the amount extracted into tea varies.
Spearmint — Cooling & Digestive Comfort
A refreshing aromatic herb traditionally enjoyed after meals and used in herbal preparations for digestive comfort.
Hibiscus — Antioxidant-Rich & Refreshing
Known for its beautiful crimson color and naturally tart flavor, hibiscus contains anthocyanins and other polyphenols. Hibiscus has been studied for effects on blood pressure, although benefits of this finished blend have not been established.
Orange Peel — Brightening & Aromatic
A fragrant citrus botanical traditionally incorporated into digestive teas and warming seasonal preparations.
Cinnamon — Warming & Invigorating
A cherished winter spice traditionally associated with warmth and digestive comfort. Cinnamon contains naturally occurring antioxidant compounds.
Traditional uses and ingredient properties do not establish clinical benefits or anti-inflammatory effects of the finished tea.
Nettle, Spearmint, Hibiscus, Orange Peel, Cinnamon.
Steep 1 tablespoon in 12 oz of hot water for 7–10 minutes. Strain and enjoy.
Delicious served warm on a cold winter morning or chilled over ice for a refreshing botanical infusion.
Small — 4–8 servings
Large Brown Bag — 8–16 servings
Servings are dependent on the amount used, ½ tablespoon to 1 tablespoon per preparation.
Prepare a warm cup and settle into a quiet space.
Take a moment to acknowledge what this season has asked you to release, what remains within you, and what is slowly beginning to emerge.
As you sip, allow the warmth of cinnamon, the brightness of citrus, and the nourishment of the herbs to accompany your reflection.
May you find peace in the stillness, warmth in the darkness, and trust in the light that always returns.
Herbal Safety & Precautions
Yule is intended for adult enjoyment as a botanical tea.
Consult a qualified healthcare professional before use if pregnant, breastfeeding, taking prescription medications, or managing a medical condition.
Hibiscus may lower blood pressure and may interact with certain medications. Nettle may also interact with medications, including diuretics and drugs affecting blood pressure or blood sugar. Individuals with allergies to any ingredients should avoid this blend.
Discontinue use if an adverse reaction occurs. Keep out of reach of children.
Traditional herbal descriptions are educational and do not establish that this tea diagnoses, treats, cures, or prevents disease.
