Sweet Anise

Know your Tea
Addicted to being healthy? Indulge in a meet-cute of the powerful sensations of chrysanthemum and wholesome star anise to become a playful blend that you’ll want to indulge in every time of the day! Floral -sweetness amplified!

Fun Fact!

• In Biblical times, anise was so highly prized that it was often used for tithes, offerings, and payment of taxes in Palestine.
• The name Chrysanthemum comes from the Greek words “khrusos” meaning gold and “anthemom” meaning flower.

Multiple Infusions
Re-steep the leaves 3 times using 4 grams of it in 150ml of water
Return to any used tea leaves within the same day

150 gms= 114 cups of Tea

Health Benefit
1. Packed with antioxidants
2. Good for joints
3. Good for eyes
4. Relieves stress
5. Prevents respiratory disorders
6. Relaxant

Ingredients
Yellow Chrysanthemum petals, Star Anise

Taste Notes
Floral with a spicy-sweetness

Best Time
Anytime