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Mount Olympus Tea

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$24.48 $36 In stock

In ancient Greece, Sideritis—aka Ironwort—was widely known for healing wounds caused by iron weapons during battles. This beautiful spear shaped flower is wonderfully pleasant on the palate, with notes of sweet sage, resin, celery and salty lemon. Known scientifically to be anti-microbial, anti-inflammatory, and an anti-oxidant. This batch is from the spring and summer harvest. Try this tea to help with digestion and symptoms associated with allergies. The ingredients are sourced directly from the Erda farm in Coombsville, Napa Valley.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Joshua ★★★★★

The spear-shaped flowers are such a unique look, and the tea has a surprisingly smooth, mellow herbal flavor. I’ve been drinking a cup after dinner to unwind, and it’s quickly become my favorite evening ritual.

Penelope ★★★★★

I was expecting something bitter but this is actually smooth and pleasant to sip plain. The little spear-shaped flowers are pretty steeping in my clear glass mug, too. Been drinking it most evenings now instead of my usual herbal blend.

Leo V. ★★★★★

The dried flower really does look like tiny spears, which makes the ancient Greek backstory easy to picture. It brews into a mellow, pleasant cup that's surprisingly smooth—definitely my new afternoon go-to.