Organic Hops Flower

Teas Featuring Organic Hops Flower

Organic Hops Flower is the sole ingredient in our Hops Tea, offering a bold, aromatic herbal infusion rooted in traditional European herbal practices. This collection highlights hops as a standalone tea, allowing its distinctive character to shine without blending.

Hops tea is often chosen by those who enjoy deeply herbal flavors and prefer intentional, evening-focused tea rituals.

Hops Tea
Hops Tea

Hops Tea

$7.99

Ingredient Spotlight

About Organic Hops Flower

Organic Hops Flower comes from the flowering cones of the hop plant, a climbing vine native to Europe, Asia, and North America. While hops are widely known for their role in brewing, the flowers have a much longer history of use in traditional herbal infusions.

Historically, hops were cultivated not only for flavor but also for their aromatic qualities. Herbalists valued the cone-shaped flowers for their resinous texture and pronounced herbal scent, often drying them carefully for later use in teas.

When steeped, hops flowers produce a robust, earthy infusion with floral bitterness and a lingering herbal finish, making hops tea a distinctive choice among caffeine-free botanicals.

Benefits & Wellness Role

Hops Flower has traditionally been enjoyed as part of evening and relaxation-focused herbal routines. Its strong aroma and bold flavor contribute to a grounding tea experience that feels calming and reflective.

Hops flower tea is commonly appreciated for:

  • Its historical role in calming herbal traditions
  • Supporting quiet, end-of-day tea rituals
  • Its naturally caffeine-free nature
  • Aromatic depth with earthy and floral notes

Because of its intensity, hops tea is often enjoyed on its own or as part of a deliberate, slow-paced routine.

Brewing Ritual & How to Enjoy

To brew Organic Hops Flower Tea, steep one tea bag in hot water just off the boil for 5–7 minutes. The longer steep time allows the flowers to release their full aromatic profile.

Enjoy hops tea when:

  • You’re winding down in the evening
  • You prefer bold, bitter herbal teas
  • You want a caffeine-free nightcap alternative
  • You’re exploring traditional European herbs

Pro Tips:

  • Shorten steep time slightly for a milder cup
  • Enjoy plain to appreciate the natural bitterness
  • Pair with quiet activities like reading or journaling

Did you know?

Hops flowers were traditionally stored in linen sacks, allowing their aromatic oils to gently release over time—a practice that highlighted their distinctive herbal scent.

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