Daytime · A blend in 5 parts · blended by hand

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For the middle of the day

$24

2 oz tin · ~25 cups

About the blend

A daytime blend of warming, steadying herbs. For focus that doesn't crash, and a stomach that keeps up.

Lemon balm and peppermint at the top. Ginseng and ginger underneath. Sarsaparilla holding it all together. Made for the part of the day where attention starts to slip.

Supports steady focus through the afternoon

Traditionally used to ease the body's response to stress

Warming for slow digestion

Inside the blend

Each one earns its place.

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Fresh
Lemon Balm
A bright leaf for the gut and the mood.
A member of the mint family, grown for its soft lemony note. Lemon balm settles the stomach, eases the kind of tension that sits in the belly, and lifts the mood without pushing.
Best harvested before it flowers.
Dried
Fresh
Ginseng
A slow root for steady energy.
Ginseng grows for years before it's pulled. It carries that patience into the cup — used traditionally to support stamina, focus, and the body's response to stress.
Not a stimulant. A root that holds you up rather than pushing you forward.
Dried
Fresh
Peppermint
A cool leaf to clear the head.
Sharp, cooling, familiar. Peppermint settles the stomach after meals, opens the chest, and brings a clear finish to the blend.
Cut just above the second leaf so the plant comes back stronger.
Dried
Fresh
Ginger
A warming rhizome for circulation.
Ginger moves things — blood, digestion, breath. A small piece warms the whole body and helps the other herbs in the blend reach where they need to go.
Slightly hot, slightly sweet, deeply familiar.
Dried
Fresh
Sarsaparilla
A grounding root that holds the blend together.
Sarsaparilla is a vining plant whose root has been used across many traditions — Caribbean, South American, Appalachian — as a blood cleanser and a binder. Quietly sweet, slightly resinous.
It carries the other herbs and gives the blend its bottom note.
Dried