Rubus Villosus
What are the benefits of green tea blackberry? Enjoy all the benefits of green tea - antioxidants, immune support - plus blackberry that...
- Cleanses digestive system
- Supports fresh breath
- Tastes great
- Contains naturally occurring caffeine for an energy boost without the jitters
Common Names - Dewberry, Gout Berry, Cloud Berry
Herbal Remedy Part - Leaves, fruit, root
Description - This is a trailing plant, with slender branches, growing in sandy or dry soil in the northeastern and middle parts of the United States. The stems are armed with stout recurved prickles. Flowers white, about one inch broad. Fruit black, pulpy and delicious to eat, much used for making wine and brandy.
Properties and Uses - This shrub is rich in tannin and therefore offers cleansing agents. Often used by some for offensive saliva.
Dose - One or two cups daily, hot or cold.
Won’t everyone be surprised when you serve this enchanting tea? With each sip, they’ll try to identify the unique flavors?rich blackberry flavor mingling with a gentle dose of green tea. Packed with flavonoids and antioxidants, this tea’s good for you, too. But, we won’t tell. Let them indulge in this guilty pleasure.
Suggested Use: Loose Tea: Place one teaspoon in cup of boiling water. Allow to steep 3-5 minutes. Strain, serve, and enjoy. Steep time and amount of tea used can be adjusted to suit your taste. Tea Bag: Place one tea bag in a cup of boiling water. Allow to steep 3-5 minutes. Spice: Use according to your favorite recipe instructions.
