Runner's Tea

I created this blend for my niece, who is an avid runner. Her dedication and determination have always inspired me, and I wanted to craft something that could support her body the way she supports her goals. What I didn’t expect was how much I’d come to love it myself—especially as a recovery tea. We’ve found that drinking Runners Tea at night is incredibly effective for restorative sleep and for giving the body a chance to rebuild and recharge. It’s become a staple for both endurance during the day and recovery at night. Flavor Profile: Earthy and mineral-rich from nettles and ashwagandha, with a refreshing lift of peppermint. Eleuthero and gotu kola bring depth and clarity, while skullcap provides a gentle calming balance. Licorice root adds a smooth sweetness that ties the blend together, creating a cup that feels both strengthening and restorative. Understanding Herbalism: This blend was designed to support endurance, resilience, and recovery: Ashwagandha – A traditional adaptogen valued for supporting resilience and physical stamina. Dandelion Root – Earthy and grounding, often connected with gentle detoxification. Eleuthero (Siberian Ginseng) – Long respected for enhancing stamina and supporting athletic recovery. Peppermint – Cooling and refreshing, offering clarity and comfort. Skullcap – Calming and grounding, a wonderful ally for recovery and restful sleep. Nettles – Nutrient-dense and mineral-rich, often used for vitality and restoration. Gotu Kola – Traditionally linked with mental clarity, circulation, and balance. Licorice Root – Sweet and harmonizing, rounding out the blend with a smooth finish. Ingredients: Ashwagandha, dandelion root, eleuthero, peppermint, skullcap, nettles, gotu kola, licorice root. Loose Leaf Brewing Tips: Use 1–1.5 Tbsp per 8–16 oz hot water (200 °F). Steep at least 10 minutes before removing the steeper. Save the contents for a second brew. A Little Note: Herbal blends require a longer steep time to fully extract their flavor and herbal support. These blends may be re-steeped a second time. *These teas are not intended to treat, diagnose, cure, or prevent any illness, disease, or condition, and have not been evaluated by the FDA.