An Oolong tea with Rooibos, there is a focus on blueberry.  The ingredients also include hibiscus petals, apple, elderberry, currants, bilberries, cornflower petals or mayflower petals.  High in antioxidants and low in caffeine, this tea is great hot or cold.  As an iced tea, adding blueberries and a little lemon to the blend can bring out the flavours of the area.

In honour of Obediah Smith, who grew up on Port Hood Island, this special blend commemorates his passion for tea by working for and then owning the Morse’s Tea Company. A philanthropist, who’s estate continues to shine a light on the hospital and schools in Inverness County, Obediah took his his wife to China for their honeymoon where they would have tried oolong tea for the first time.  Although Morse Tea highlights Orange Pekoe, this special blend brings forward the berries found in the fields in Port Hood.  You can find this blend at the Chestico Museum in Port Hood during the summer months – a fundraising tea for the museum.

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A Rooibos Tea, with a hint of Green Tea, this full body fruity blend includes Elderberry, Hibiscus, Currants, Apple, RoseHip, Blueberry, Moringa, Rose Petals, Cranberry, Raspberry, Strawberry, Lemon, Lime, Lime leaves, Cornflower petals.  With medium antioxidants and low caffeine, it is an excellent choice hot or cold.  A great lemonade option or for the Switchel recipe, this deep rich flavour promises to bring jewels of goodness into your day. Be sure to add the Harmony Coasters for continuous self-care all day long.

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This traditional Orange Pekoe Black Tea is wrapped in herbal goodness with the addition of apple, hibiscus, rosehip, lemon, strawberry leaves, honeybush, lavender, chamomile, rose and cornflower petals.  Steeping your cup for a soft black tea or a strong black tea is up to you.  Be sure to check out Natalie’s Chocolate Cake recipe infused with this Fit as a Fiddle Tea. This is a great conversation stopper at your next tea break or family gathering.

As part of a self-care daily routine, the use of the intention on each package can help you find the way to improved bioenergetic wellness, while adding the micronutrients gifted by the herbal combination.

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This soft herbal blend has a hint of peppermint and the richness of the flavours of the additional herbs to provide a fruity surprise.  The bright colour of this tea provides for fun in a clear glass or mug.  Served hot or cold, or frozen into ice cubes and added to a water bottle, the freshness of this blend is a great pick up throughout the day.

As part of a self-care daily routine, the use of the intention on each package can help you find the way to improved bioenergetic wellness, while adding the micronutrients gifted by the herbal combination.

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Ready for a s’more in a glass? This little Chocolate Caramel gem with Sea Kelp and Queen Anne’s Lace is a black tea that surprises. With no sugar added, you can enjoy a chocolate explosion with each sip.  A special blend created by our Tea Artist, Dr. Michelle Greenwell, lovingly gathers herbs for this blend from Cape Breton Island fields, hand-mixes and packs with love, ensuring each cup is a unique experience.  Great in winter and summer, hot or cold.

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This refreshing blend has the citrus burst of lemon with apple and the robust power of hibiscus and rose to create a floral bouquet for the palette. Enjoy this hot or cold with a lemon slice or a sprig of mint.  As a sugar free lemonade opportunity, this is also a great tea to combine with the switchel recipe.

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The sweetness of Cape Breton is captured in this sugar-free green tea, with the tradition of maple, blueberry, and apple mixing with the floral and vibrancy of rose petals. Celebrating the Year of the Green Dragon for 2024, consider prosperity, confidence, and special events a part of your future.

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A Black and Green Tea blend, this combination of Turmeric, Ginger, Lemon Balm, Bael Nut, Cornflower petals and Natural Flavours provides support for repair and rejuvenation for the body and mind.  As part of the Harmony Blends series, this tea focus’ on the Root Chakra and finding your grounding.  It is a deep and rich tea that rehydrates and awakens the body and mind.  Be sure to add the Harmony Coasters to your daily self-care routine, and find support from the affirmations and the reflections offered by this tea and the coasters.

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