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Spicely Organics Organic Tulsi

March 11, 2014June 22, 2021 Post a comment
Spicely Organics Organic Tulsi

Country of Origin: not listed
Leaf Appearance: small, mottled brown and green
Ingredients: organic tulsi
Steep time: 5 minutes
Water Temperature: 212 degrees
Preparation Method: ceramic teacup and mesh infuser
Liquor: dark amber

I don’t often drink herbal teas but tulsi just happens to be one of my favorites. Although it has many purported health benefits, I simply like the way it tastes. I thought that the packaging for this offering from Spicely Organics was really cute because of the whimsical drawing. The taste was sweet and earthy with grassy notes and a strong hint of pepper. I definitely wouldn’t suggest adding milk but a touch of honey might be nice. Most herbals come off as medicinal but tulsi always seems to be the right balance for me. Spicely Organics has an entire line of teas and I am definitely curious to try the others after enjoying this one so much. When I was offered a sample I specifically requested the plain stuff but they also offer several flavored tulsi blends.

Leave a comment below and you’ll be entered in a random drawing. One winner will receive a 3 month tea subscription from Spicely Organics!

Organic Tulsi sample provided by Spicely Organics.

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