Wind Down is a cool, minty herbal blend for the pause between the working day and the evening. Peppermint and lemon balm bring freshness, ginger adds warmth, and liquorice root rounds it out with a natural, lightly sweet taste. Ashwagandha root sits underneath, earthy and deep.
Make a cup, find a comfortable seat, and let the day slow down.
The moment The work is done, or done enough. The inbox can wait.
Wind Down is made for the hour that follows: after dinner, on the sofa, by the window, or in the quiet minutes before the next thing begins. Let the cup be the sign that the day has changed pace.
Use one heaped teaspoon (2g) of Wind Down per cup (250ml), or one tea bag. Pour over freshly boiled water and steep for 5 to 10 minutes: 5 for a lighter cup, 10 for a fuller one. Strain and enjoy.
FEATURED INGREDIENTS
Lemon balm is a lemon-scented herb from the mint family, and it gives Wind Down its soft citrus note.
Lemon balm: lemon-scented and soft.
Peppermint: cool and fresh.
Ginger: warm and peppery.
Liquorice root: naturally sweet.
Ashwagandha root: earthy.
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Minty
Mellow
Lightly sweet
In the cup
Cool, minty and lightly sweet, with herbal depth. Peppermint leads with freshness, lemon balm adds a soft lemony note, and ginger brings gentle warmth. Liquorice root gives natural sweetness, and ashwagandha root sits underneath with an earthy depth.
A small ritual
While the kettle heats, switch one thing off: the laptop, the overhead light, the news. Brew one heaped teaspoon, then sit with your cup until it’s finished, with nothing else to do.
FAQ
What does Wind Down taste like?
Cool, minty and lightly sweet. Peppermint brings freshness, lemon balm adds a soft lemony note, ginger adds warmth and liquorice root adds natural sweetness. Ashwagandha root sits underneath, earthy and deep.
When’s the best time to enjoy Wind Down?
Wind Down is made for the evening pause: after dinner, on the sofa, or whenever you want the day to slow down. It’s welcome as a midday break too. It’s a herbal blend with no tea leaves, so it contains no caffeine.
Do I need to sweeten Wind Down?
Liquorice root gives it a natural, lightly sweet taste, so you may find it needs nothing added. A little honey is a matter of taste.
Is Wind Down suitable during pregnancy or alongside medication?
If you’re pregnant, breastfeeding or taking medication, check with your doctor or midwife before trying Wind Down, as it contains herbs including ashwagandha and liquorice root.
How many cups does a pouch make?
The 20-bag pouch makes up to 20 cups, while the 40g loose-leaf pouch makes approximately 20 cups, based on 2g per serving.
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