Ashwagandha Tea

Our Herbal Tea's are in Loose Tea Leaf cuts form.

Choosing traditional loose tea leaf cuts over CTC (cut-tear-curl) leaves offers a superior tea experience in terms of flavor, aroma, health benefits, and overall quality. While CTC tea has its place for convenience and quick brewing, loose leaf tea provides a richer, more nuanced, and environmentally friendly choice. At Mountain Dust, we are committed to providing high-quality loose leaf teas that honor the traditional methods and deliver the best tea experience possible.

Mountain Dust sources its Eucalyptus Tea from esteemed plantations based in the cities of Honyama and Kawane, located in the Shizuoka prefecture. Shizuoka is the largest producer of Green Tea in Japan. This pWe source our teas from over 150 renowned plantations and small individual farms in India. Within the country, we procure from popular tea-producing regions, namely: Kashmir, Assam, Nilgiri Hills and Sikkim.icturesque area produces 39,000- 40,000 tons of green tea annually. Shizuoka The picturesque Shizuoka prefecture lies alongside the Pacific coast, is blessed with rich fertile volcanic soil, and has the apt mild and temperate climate. All of these parameters coupled with the favorable monsoons make the Shizuoka prefecture an apt bed for cultivating and harvesting this unique, shade-grown green tea.

Yes! Our herbal teas are naturally caffeine-free. This makes them a popular choice for those looking to reduce caffeine intake or avoid it altogether.

Yes, herbal teas can be enjoyed hot or cold. They can be served traditionally hot as a comforting beverage or chilled over ice during hot weather.

Herbal teas generally have a longer shelf life compared to true teas but should be stored properly in airtight containers away from light, heat, and moisture. Properly stored, they can maintain quality for up to 30 months.

Many herbal teas are safe for children to consume in moderation, but it's important to choose blends that are caffeine-free and appropriate for their age. It's recommended to consult with a pediatrician before introducing herbal teas to young children.

Yes, herbal tea can be sweetened to taste. Natural sweeteners like honey, agave syrup, or stevia are popular choices. Additionally, adding fruit slices or a splash of juice can enhance the flavor without adding refined sugars.

Consider your specific needs and preferences, such as taste, desired health benefits, and any potential allergies. Research the properties of different herbs and consult with a healthcare provider if you have any health concerns.

Yes, herbal tea can be mixed with other beverages like lemonade, sparkling water, or even used as a base for cocktails and mocktails for a refreshing twist.