Hemp and Goji Berry Tea

Hemp and Goji Berry Tea is the combination of two of the tastiest and most health-beneficial ingredients available. Every sip of this remarkable blend (one that also includes apple and pineapple pieces) boasts a sweet, delightfully refreshing flavour unlike any other.

We pack it fresh to order, ensuring not only quality but also consistency. What more could you want from your new favourite Herbal Tea?

It’s worth noting that despite its notorious association with drugs, this variety of hemp has no psychoactive side effects. In other words, it won’t provide a “high” after drinking – only Hemp Tea benefits!

Studies suggest that this herb can boost the immune system and improve gastrointestinal function.Furthermore, it helps with insomnia, relieves anxiety and might even promote wound healing!

And that’s not all. The goji berries found in this infusion have much more to offer, too. According to preliminary research, they can aid digestion and enhance brain function.

Additionally, these berries contain a wealth of vitamins, minerals and other antioxidants capable of combating free radicals in the body. This ultimately reduces the risk of developing a multitude of chronic conditions.

Drinking Hemp in Tea

Hemp derives from the coarse, bushy plant known as Cannabis sativa. It can grow up to four metres tall, producing long, palmate leaves with 3-9 lanceolate leaflets.

Individual plants have the capacity to create either male or female flowers, which are small, green and clustered. The fruits, meanwhile, are unmistakably dry and thin-walled, containing only one seed each.

Cannabis sativa originates from the Indian subcontinent. However, it has since spread to much of Asia, Europe, Africa and the Americas. Although it requires full light to flourish, it can grow in most soil types providing they are damp.

Historically, humans began using hemp as a fabric some 10,000 years ago. Since then, it has gone on to provide raw materials for paper, textiles, medicine, oil and much more.

About Goji Berries

Goji Berries come from two closely related plants called Lycium barbarum and Lycium chinense. Both varieties belong to the boxthorn species of the nightshade family, Solanaceae. Native to the valleys of the Himalayas, these perennial shrubs can grow to five metres high.

Its branches are greyish, while its leaves are oblong-lanceolate, alternate and simple with a maximum length of 7 cm and 3.5 cm wide.

The distinctly purple flowers, meanwhile, which grow in the axils, appear alone or in inflorescences of small groups (maximum of three). However, it’s the berries that have the most renown, easily recognised by their ellipsoid shape, which can range in colours from orange, red, yellow and black.

Famously, Goji Berries have a close association with Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), reportedly revitalising the skin and strengthening vision. They also, according to recent evidence, support one’s health and wellbeing in more scientific ways.

The same applies to Hemp, making this particular infusion a match made in heaven. Why not find out for yourself today?

Useful Information

Type of Tea: Herbal Tea.

Ingredients: Hemp Seeds, Freeze-Dried Goji Berries, Carrot flakes, Apple Pieces, Pineapple Cubes, Blackberry Leaves, Beetroot, Red Cornflower Blossoms and All-Natural Flavouring.

Brewing Instructions: Brew using freshly boiled water. Infuse for 5 to 10 minutes.

How to Serve: Best served without additions.

Tasting Notes: This rich, indulgent beverage offers distinctly fruity, herbaceous flavours with a refreshingly citrus finish.

Colour in Cup: Ruby-red liquor, light in tone.

Health Benefits of Hemp and Goji Berry Tea

Superfruit meets super-herb – that’s our Hemp and Goji Berry Tea! One particularly fascinating study shows that Goji Berries, in particular, protect the retina from the ganglion cells responsible for glaucoma.

Meanwhile, several research projects have found that the CBD in Hemp reduces REM sleep disorders. This is to name but a couple of benefits. Indeed, this infusion has much, much more waiting to be discovered.