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Berry Nice Herbal Tisane


Berry Nice Herbal Tisane ™
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This berry blend is reminiscent of a fine summer day. The early morning fresh breeze gently caressing tree leaves, clear blue skies with a whiff of fragrance in the air. A brew that can be enjoyed either in the morning to greet the beginning of a new day or during early evening to relax and reflect upon the achievements of the day. Delicious hot or iced.

Ingredients: Rosehips, blueberries, cranberries, apples, raspberries, blackberries and berry flavorings.

Brew tea at 212º - steep for 5 minutes.

Certified Kosher

Caffeine Free


Berry Nice Herbal Cocktail
Infused Vodka:
Put 1 1/2 Tbsp of Berry Nice Herbal Tisane in an 8oz jar and cover with vodka. Set aside for 5 days to infuse then strain out the fruits and herbs.


Cocktail:
1oz Berry Nice Vodka
.5oz triple sec
.5oz lime juice
2oz flavored seltzer (I used guava/mandarin)

Ice cubes
Lime wedge for garnish


In a cocktail shaker, shake the liquid ingredients with ice cubes and strain into a chilled cocktail glass. Garnish with a lime wedge.

Customer Reviews
Refreshing! 9/27/2019
The Berry Nice Herbal Tisane is divine. It’s a bunch of actual dried fruit literally diffusing through the cup. It’s like drinking a medley of warm berries! Though I’ve only ever drank it hot I’m sure that it would be just as refreshing cold. It’s definitely going on the favorites list.
- Sheila Fulcher, GA
 
Yum!!!!! 6/7/2019
Love this flavor, it's so refreshing. I'm all out and need to order some soon. I saved the name from the bag so I would be sure to remember the name.
- Deanna, NE
 
A whole lot of berry... 5/21/2019
This tea primarily consists of fruit (except for rosehips), which makes it a bit like a snack; in fact, I found myself eating the tea mixture rather than brewing it... When I did brew it, I was a bit disappointed since the flavouring overpowers the natural fruit taste, giving it an artificial note. Will try the verry berry tea instead.
Thomas