Black Cohosh Root Tea Health Benefits
- Supports women's health
- Has shown anti-inflammatory actions
- Has shown antioxidant effects
- 18 Bleach Free Tea Bags / Box
Brewing Suggestions
- Recommended temperature: 205°
- Cover and steep to taste.
- Remove tea bag and enjoy!
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In the Know
What goes on underground is what you need to know, as it’s the rhizomes below the earth, as well as the roots, where black cohosh cultivation for consumption is found. However, above ground when in bloom, black cohosh sprouts little white flowers that some remark as smelling rather unpleasant, even while attracting prolific pollinators, such as bees, flies, and gnats.
A Little Black Cohosh History
Way back, before America as we know it today, when Native Americans were the guardians of the land, the use of black cohosh to address everyday health concerns was common. The Native peoples discovered how powerful the plant was in assisting with not only debilitating gynecological issues, but they found it to be healing for sore throats, kidney issues, and even depression. After European settlers arrived, black cohosh continued to be utilized medicinally. Come 1830, this remarkable plant made its debut in the U.S Pharmacopeia, but was called something else: black snakeroot, which makes sense when you understand that the parts of the plant that provide the medicinal magic are the rhizome and root, both snakelike in appearance. Today, the root is harvested and ground into a fine powder, which is then steeped into an herbal tea.
What Does Buddha Teas Black Cohosh Tea Taste Like?
Just because your cup of Buddha Teas Black Cohosh Tea smells a little like the earth, doesn’t mean this remarkable herbal tea is going to taste like dirt. Far from it! Though its taste is mild, and somewhat undistinctive, there’s enough of a personality there to transport you to a place in time when your need for medicine was found in the open spaces surrounding you. We believe this is one you’ll want to keep in stock, a tea you’ll turn to again and again.
How to Make Black Cohosh Tea Taste Like
A good boil, 212 degrees F, and a nice long steep, 5 to 10 minutes, will leave you with the perfect cup of Buddha Teas Black Cohosh Tea.
Why choose Buddha Teas?
What sets us apart from other tea companies? We start with a philosophy of living in harmony with nature, not using it for profit. Buddha Teas uses only fresh, pure organic or sustainably wild harvested ingredients and maintains their natural purity in every tea we sell. We have also created the "Teas for Trees" campaign, planting 5000 trees a year to offset the paper use in our tea bags. Each of our tea bags is bleach-free to eliminate the risk of chemicals, and our boxes are made from 100% recycled material. When you buy Buddha Teas, you'll enjoy the fresh, full flavor of a truly natural tea in every sip.
Learn About Our "Tea For Trees" Campaign
Our “Tea for Trees” campaign creates a sustainable model that restores one of our most precious resources while offsetting the paper used in our products. We’ve partnered with The National Forest Foundation’s Trees for Us, a program that annually plants millions of trees throughout our national forests.
By giving back whenever possible, Buddha Teas strives to honor the earth and its many blessings. Help us plant trees while enjoying an unadulterated tea that’s healthy for you, and our planet. Read more about it here.
