Red Raspberry Leaf Tea Loose - Dried Cut & Sifted Leaves - Natural Raspberries Rubus Idaeus Herbal Tea Bulk, 2 lb (32 oz)

A quiet herbal classic, made simply and honestly. Our red raspberry leaf tea is crafted the old-fashioned way: harvested at the right moment, gently dried, and offered just as it is — clean, loose, and ready for your cup.We hand-select the leaves before the plant flowers, when they’re naturally rich in flavor and character. The result? A mild, slightly astringent tea with a smooth, earthy taste — caffeine-free and endlessly versatile.Whether you sip it on its own or blend it with other herbs, raspberry leaf has a long-standing place in traditional herbal tea routines. It's a favorite for evening rituals, DIY infusions, or those seeking a simple, grounding brew.What’s inside: – 100% red raspberry leaf (Rubus idaeus), cut & sifted – No added flavors, colors, or preservatives – Gently air-dried to preserve aroma and color – Packed in small batches in a resealable kraft pouchHow to brew: Steep 1–2 tsp per cup in hot water (200°F / 93°C) for 5–10 minutes. Strain and enjoy warm or iced. Try with mint, lemon, or honey for a refreshing twist.Simple herbs. Honest sourcing. Just the leaf — nothing more.

• Pure Natural Red Raspberry Leaf Tea. Pure plant, nothing else - Rubus Idaeus - carefully cut & sifted for tea. No additives, no fillers, no flavors — just clean, loose herbal leaf.
• Harvested with Intention. Hand-picked before flowering and gently air-dried in shade to preserve aroma and color. Our dried raspberries leaves loose tea is processed in small batches to maintain quality.
• Naturally Caffeine-Free, Subtly Earthy. A mild, earthy infusion with light astringency — never bitter. This herbal tea is caffeine-free and ideal for evening or anytime tea blends.
• Simple Brewing. Steep 1–2 tsp herbs per cup in hot water (200°F / 93°C) for 5–10 minutes. Enjoy hot, iced, or blended with mint, lemon, or honey. A great base for DIY herbal teas blends.
• Blend-Friendly & Versatile. Pairs well with nettle, dandelion, elderflower, peppermint, or yarrow. A favorite among loose leaf tea lovers and home herbalists.