Tea Tonic Organic White Tea & Rose Petals Tea
Organic White Tea & Rose Petals Tea by Tea Tonic – antioxidant-rich, ultra low-caffeine, vegan, gluten-free tea for clarity, wellness, and gentle vitality.
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Indulge in the delicate harmony of organic white tea and fragrant rose petals, crafted for a gentle yet revitalizing tea experience. Made from the baby buds of the tea plant, this tea is naturally low in caffeine, tannin-free, and packed with antioxidants, making it one of the healthiest teas you can enjoy.
White tea is celebrated for its ability to oxygenate tissues and cells, supporting mental clarity and overall vitality. Its subtle, floral flavor offers a delicate and light taste with a hint of rose, perfect for calm mornings or relaxing afternoons.
Key Features
- Premium organic white tea blended with rose petals
- Extremely low caffeine – ideal for all-day enjoyment
- High in antioxidants to support wellness and clarity
- Vegan-friendly and gluten-free
- Gentle, light, and fragrant taste
Why Choose Tea Tonic White Tea & Rose Petals?
This tea is perfect for those seeking a soothing, antioxidant-rich beverage that supports mental clarity, body wellness, and a naturally calm state. Treat yourself to a cup of pure, mindful indulgence every day.
Ingredients
White tea (Camellia sinensis) & Rose petals (Rosa centifolia).
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