Herbal & Flower Teas
Rose, Mulberry and Goji Berry Tea
Traditionally used to nourish yin, support the liver and brighten the eyes
Why people make this tea
Nourilo loves a fragrant flower in the teapot. Aromatic blossoms like rose, jasmine, osmanthus and apple blossom are traditionally said to lift the spirits and ease a restless mind. Pair rose with vitamin-rich mulberries and goji berries and you get a pretty, lightly sweet cup that is associated with nourishing yin, supporting the liver, and caring for the eyes and complexion.
Method
- Put all ingredients in a teapot and rinse once with boiling water; discard the rinse.
- Pour in fresh boiling water, cover, and steep 7–8 minutes.
- Drink warm. You can refill with hot water until the flavour fades.
Nourilo’s Tips
Clean, sweet and gentle — good for all ages. Drunk regularly it is traditionally thought to support circulation and heart health. Remember, pregnant women should skip floral teas.
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