Tea gives us all the feels. We especially love that tea can address feelings, moods, aches, insomnia and lack of focus. While tea is not a cure-all, adding tea to your daily routine is a good idea. At its core, tea is an excellent source of hydration. Tea and botanicals have been used for generations in cultures throughout the world for wellness and healing. With that in mind, we asked our staff: What tea fits your mood? 

 

Feeling Foggy
What to sip: Focus Tea
Green tea, rosemary, skullcap, guayusa and hawthorne have been used in used in many cultures to help with memory and lack of focus. Get through your next project with Focus Tea! 

Tossing & Turning
What to Sip: Fais Do Do Tea 
The go-to sleepytime botanical is Chamomile, and that’s Fais Do Do’s claim to fame. We combined this powerful flower with mint, both known for their calming properties. Nighty night.

Feeling Blue
What to Sip: Happy Tea
This top seller features Guayusa, known as the happiness botanical. Apple, raspberry and hibiscus are along for the ride in this tea that will help turn that frown upside down.

My Pounding Head
What to Sip: Hangover Tea 
While you may need this tea for obvious reasons, store owner Anne and her daughter Emma drink it for migraines. The moderate amount of caffeine from green tea has been shown to make analgesics more effective. Kudzu root, common in Chinese medicine, has been shown to reduce the frequency of cluster headaches.

Where’s My Zen?
What to Sip: Hazelnut Creme Herbal Tea
Blended with Rooibos and Honeybush, these botanicals come with a long, long list of benefits including their ability to calm the senses. Steeping tea, at its core, is a zen moment. It’s a call to pause and watch the leaves unfurl and prepare to take a sip. Bonus: this tea with its vanilla, caramel, nutty notes are like dessert in a cup! 

Time to Recharge
What to Sip: Clari-Tea
Citrus and Mate. That’s Clari-Tea. The caffeine in energizing Yerba Mate just hits different. Hot or iced, the zing in this tea will give you what you need. Skip the snooze button. Steep a cup instead!