Sweet Pea Spice Palo Azul Herbal Tea Loose - 1 lb

Sweet Pea Spice Palo Azul Herbal Tea Loose - 1 lb

$64.00
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Sweet Pea Spice Palo Azul Herbal Tea Loose - 1 lb

Sweet Pea Spice Palo Azul Herbal Tea Loose - 1 lb

$64.00
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Product details

Sweet Pea Spice Palo Azul is a caffeine-free herbal tea made from the bark of the Palo Azul plant, also known as kidney wood or blue stick tea. When steeped, it releases a natural bluish tint and offers a silky smooth, slightly sweet, and earthy flavour. This 1 lb package makes over 160 cups of tea.

Key Features

  • Caffeine-free with 0 calories, 0 sugar, and 0 oxalates
  • Contains approximately 8 times more antioxidants than green tea
  • Alkalizing herbal tea with a natural blue colour when brewed
  • Made from wildcrafted Palo Azul plant bark (wood chips)
  • Used traditionally as a kidney and liver-protective remedy for over 500 years

Who Is It For

Palo Azul tea suits anyone seeking a caffeine-free herbal beverage with a unique flavour and appearance. It's ideal for those interested in traditional herbal remedies and antioxidant-rich teas.

Product Details

Brand Sweet Pea Spice
Form Wood Chips
Size 1 lb (453 g)

Frequently asked questions

How many cups can I make from one package?

This 1 lb package makes over 160 cups of Palo Azul tea.

Does Palo Azul contain caffeine or calories?

No. Palo Azul contains 0 caffeine, 0 calories, 0 sugar, and 0 oxalates.

What gives Palo Azul its blue colour?

When steeped properly, Palo Azul releases a natural bluish tint from the plant bark.

What flavour does Palo Azul tea have?

It has a silky smooth, slightly sweet, and earthy flavour, which is why it's also known as "palo dulce" (sweet wood).

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