Renew: Uplifting and Cleansing Premium Herbal Tea Detoxifying Blend

Renew is a premium herbal tea designed to hydrate, uplift, and support gentle cleansing through a daily, enjoyable cup. This detoxifying blend combines native New Zealand kawakawa with thyme, lemon verbena, nettle, and licorice to create a bright, soothing infusion ideal for adults seeking a mindful hydration ritual.

• Primary ingredients: Kawakawa, thyme, lemon verbena, nettle, and licorice deliver a balanced, citrus-herbal flavor with traditional cleansing associations.
• Net weight and packaging: 50 g tin, hand-blended for consistent quality and easy storage.
• Brewing method: Use 1 teaspoon per cup, pour hot water (off the boil), and steep 5 minutes or to your preferred strength.
• Usage framework: Designed to fit into the brand’s Tea Timetable, encouraging a reliable daily ritual for wellbeing.
• Quality and sourcing: Herbs sourced from trusted growers; crafted in small batches for potency and transparency.
• Supports liver function and digestion: The herbal combination may support normal liver and digestive processes as part of a balanced routine.
• Taste and experience: A refreshing, citrus-forward herbal note with gentle sweetness from licorice that complements hydration.

Benefits: Hydrates and supports digestion after rest, while contributing to everyday wellbeing through a mindful ritual. The formulation is designed to be palatable and easy to incorporate into daily routines, making it suitable for clients and individuals following naturopathic or herbal plans.

Frequently Asked Questions

• How do I prepare Renew? Add 1 teaspoon to a cup, fill with hot water (not boiling), and steep for 5 minutes. Adjust steep time to reach your preferred strength.
• Is Renew caffeine-free? Yes. The blend consists solely of herbal ingredients and contains no caffeine.
• Who is Renew designed for? It is suitable for adults seeking a daily herbal tea as part of a broader wellbeing routine, including those following naturopathic or herbal protocols.
• How many servings does the 50 g tin yield? With a level teaspoon (~2 g) per cup, you can expect roughly 25 cups per tin, depending on desired strength.