Gentle Cleanse Tea - Premium Loose Leaf Tea - Cinnamon, Orange, Ginger, Fennel

$18.2 ~~$26~~ In stock

Category: Midlife Tea Rituals - Premium Artisan Loose Leaf Tea

Medium Caffeine

Tasting Notes: berry, citrus, spice

This is the cup that fits the reset days. The ones where the retreat schedule leans into stillness, light meals, and giving the body a little room to breathe. Gentle Cleanse is a premium blend of organic green tea and traditional ayurvedic herbs, pouring warm with bright citrus and berry on the front, a gentle spice on the back, and a finish that feels clean rather than heavy.

The herbs do their quiet work while the flavor does the rest, supporting the body's natural cleansing rhythm in a way that feels less like a regimen and more like a small kindness. At our yoga and wellness retreats, it's the tea that follows a long walk or a slow morning. At home, it's the cup that turns a wellness habit into a ritual you actually look forward to.

Ingredients: Organic Green Tea, Organic Orange Peel, Organic Cinnamon, Organic Ginger, Organic Senna, Organic Cacao Nibs, Organic Fennel, Organic Pomegranate Arils, Natural Flavors

*Contains allergen Cocoa Nibs

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Lily ★★★★★ Oct 13, 2026

The cinnamon and orange come through first, then a quiet ginger warmth that lingers. I've been brewing a pot most afternoons instead of a second coffee, and the medium caffeine hit is just enough without the jitters. Loose leaf does mean a strainer, but the flavor is worth the extra step.

Thomas ★★★★★ Sep 15, 2026

I was worried the fennel would taste like licorice and take over, but it just sits in the background and lets the ginger warm things up. Steeping it loose is a bit more fuss than a bag, though the flavor is worth the extra minute. It's become my go-to on slow mornings when I want something gentler t

Brian ★★★★★ Sep 13, 2026

Didn't expect a tea to actually taste like the tasting notes promised, but the berry and spice come through clean without any fake sweetness. The loose leaf holds up to a second steep too, which I appreciate since I'm drinking this most afternoons now.