Halcyon

$34.00

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Citrusy and floral herbal blend with honeybush, lemon myrtle, and rose. Inspired by solar storms and intergalactic peace.

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100% Organic

Luxury Loose Leaf Tea

Handcrafted in Newcastle

Washable & Refillable Jars

Halcyon

$34.00

Lemon balm, honeybush, siberian ginseng, lemon myrtle, rose, calendula.
- The calm in the eye of the storm
- Star Wars Corellian passenger star-cruisers
- Dreams of intergalactic travel
- Science Fiction thrillers
- Space horror movies
- Filming solar flares at night
- Cocktails at the mile high club
- Each jar or refill makes 26+ servings or big mugs of tea
- 60g of loose leaf tea

Refreshing, citrusy and herbaceous with a sweet, honey and slightly woody flavour from the honeybush. The rose and calendula rounds off the blend with a subtle floral finish.
Drinks
- Rooibos tea
- Tom Collins
- Summery iced teas
Food
- Icy poles
- Bush tucker
- Lemon myrtle shortbread
- Zesty sorbet
Lemon balm has traditionally been used to help calm agitation and reduce stress. It may promote sleep and improve appetite, as well as discomfort from indigestion.

Honeybush contains antioxidant compounds that are anti-inflammatory and may be beneficial to heart health.

Siberian ginseng is an adaptogenic herb that has traditionally been used to improve mental alertness, stimulate the immune system and increase athletic performance.

Lemon Myrtle is a native bush tucker plant that is rich in vitamic C, antioxidants and antibacterial compounds. It has been utilised by First Nations people for thousands of years, and can aid in easing digestive issues, sinus infections, sore throats, cold symptons, and acne and skin conditions. It is also anti-inflammatory, and can benefit sore muscles and relieve menstrual symptons.

Rose is high in anthocyanins and antioxidants, and has traditionally been consumed as a hydrating tea with relaxing and anti-inflammatory effects.

*All teas and herbal blends are intended as healthy beverages only. While all herbs have been carefully selected for their benefits, these blends are not to be considered medical advice or treatment for health problems. Please consult with a health care professional to check any contraindications that any teas or herbs may have, and whether the blends are safe to consume particularly if you are pregnant, nursing or on any medications.

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HOW TO BREW

Amount

1 tablespoon per cup; adjust strength to taste.

Time and Temperature

5 minutes at 100ºC.

Additions

Lemon
Honey / maple / stevia
Can be prepared as an iced tea or tea cocktail
Looks amazing served in a whiskey glass

REVIEWS | 5.0 Average store rating

This is currently my go to drink at work (after I've downed my coffee allowance for the day). I just make a big ol teapot of it and sip it throughout the day, and there's no worry about drinking it too late since it's caffeine free!

Lowkey I've been passing out at night since I started drinking this while I read before bed. I can't say if it's the tea itself, but a good book, this tea, and some fantasy piano background music? *chefs kiss*

I've tried lavender in herbal tea before and want super impressed. But!! Mixed with black tea, it produces a delightful Earl Grey variation. So yum and smells divine everytime I open the jar.

Cosy in a cup while I work from home, nice and calming while I deal with zoom meetings and loading screens.