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Cornucopia Fall Tea

Fall Exclusive

Cornucopia Fall Tea

Seasonal immune support tea

Welcome the changing seasons with a cup that tastes like fall's first crisp morning. Cornucopia Tea is a tasty loose-leaf herbal blend featuring tart elderberries and rosehips, bright orange peel, fragrant pine needles, calming lemon balm and holy basil, and warming spices like star anise, cardamom, and clove. The result is a naturally caffeine-free herbal tea with layers of citrus,...

Welcome the changing seasons with a cup that tastes like fall's first crisp morning. Cornucopia Tea is a tasty loose-leaf herbal blend featuring tart elderberries and rosehips, bright orange peel, fragrant pine needles, calming lemon balm and holy basil, and warming spices like star anise, cardamom, and clove. The result is a naturally caffeine-free herbal tea with layers of citrus, berry, evergreen, and spice that is just as refreshing served over ice as it is steaming in your favorite mug.

Cornucopia Tea is crafted with botanicals that have traditionally been used to support the body's natural immune function and overall wellness during seasonal transitions.* Whether you're settling into school routines, cooler mornings, wanting to try a tasty seasonal tea, or just looking to get ahead of cold & flu season, this is it.

Flavor Profile

Bright • Citrusy • Tart • Woodsy • Warmly Spiced
How to Use

How to Brew:
Use 1 to 2 teaspoons of tea per 8 oz of freshly heated water. Cover and steep for at least 15 minutes to fully extract the herbs. Sweeten with raw honey if desired. Enjoy hot or iced.
Full Ingredients List

Elderberry, Orange Peel, Pine Needles, Rosehips, Lemon Balm, Holy Basil, Star Anise, Cardamom, Clove.
Product Size

All of our teas come in large, 4oz bags. The actual weight of each tea will vary due to the varying weights of different plants. This is why we choose to go by mass. Each tea is the same amount of full - 4oz.
$20.00

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Everything you need to know about our new fall tea!

Cornucopia Fall Tea is Cedar Hill Homestead's seasonal loose leaf herbal blend, made with elderberry, rosehips, orange peel, pine needles, lemon balm, holy basil, star anise, cardamom and clove. It is naturally caffeine-free and built for daily sipping as the season turns.

Flavor

Bright, citrusy, tart, woodsy and warmly spiced. Good hot, and just as good chilled over ice.

Sizes and Servings

4 oz bag.

1 to 2 teaspoons per 8 oz of water. Cup count varies with the blend, because different plants weigh different amounts for the same volume, which is why we sell tea by mass rather than by count.

How to Brew

How to Brew:
Use 1 to 2 teaspoons of tea per 8 oz of freshly heated water. Cover and steep for at least 15 minutes to fully extract the herbs. Sweeten with raw honey if desired. Enjoy hot or iced.

Availability

This is a seasonal product. We make it in small batches, so it arrives with our fall release rather than staying in stock year round.
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Ashley K.
Season of the Witch

This has easily become my new favorite tea! First of all, it looks so beautiful both before and after it’s steeped. The aroma truly is quite intoxicating and comforting, like a really good hug in a mug. I feel like a wise, seasoned witch every time I brew this one and I appreciate all of the immune boosting benefits. Highly recommend!!

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Olivia B.

This is one of the prettiest herbal teas I've ever brewed. The deep crimson color is absolutely gorgeous, especially in a clear mug. The flavor is complex and incredibly comforting. I'll definitely be stocking up before winter!

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Benjamin R.

Cornucopia has become my favorite evening tea this season. I light a candle, throw on a sweater, and make a mug almost every night after dinner. The cardamom, clove, and star anise are such a nice touch and my son loves it too. It just feels like fall without tasting like a pumpkin spice copycat.

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Sarah W.

I honestly wasn't expecting such a beautiful tea. The rich ruby-red color is stunning in a glass teapot. The berries and spices make it feel comforting without being overly sweet or heavy. It somehow tastes both vibrant and cozy at the same time.

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Nathaniel B.

This tastes like the transition into fall. It's fresh and citrusy without being sharp, and the pine needles give it this subtle woodland note that makes it feel really unique. I've been drinking it iced during warmer afternoons and hot once the evenings cool off. It's fantastic both ways.

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Emily H.

The color alone sold me when i saw it in store. Once it finishes steeping it turns the most gorgeous deep crimson that looks like autumn in a mug. The flavor is bright from the orange and Elderberries at first, then finishes with these cozy warming spices that linger. A new fall staple.

Frequently Asked Questions about Our Cornucopia Fall Tea

Does Cornucopia Fall Tea have caffeine?

No. There is no true tea leaf in the blend, so it is naturally caffeine-free and fine in the evening.
How do I brew it?

Use 1 to 2 teaspoons per 8 oz of freshly heated water, cover, and steep at least 15 minutes. Covering it keeps the volatile oils in the cup.
Can I drink it iced?

Yes. Brew it double strength, let it cool, and pour it over a full glass of ice.
What does Cornucopia Fall Tea taste like?

Bright, citrusy, tart, woodsy and warmly spiced. Elderberry and rosehip bring the tartness, orange peel the brightness, and pine needle with star anise, cardamom and clove the woodsy, warm end.
How many cups will one bag make?

Bags are 4oz by weight. Cup count varies with the blend, because different plants weigh different amounts for the same volume, which is why we sell tea by mass rather than by count.
How is this different from your Elderberry Syrup Concentrate?

Both lean on elderberry for seasonal support. The tea is a daily ritual you brew and sip. The concentrate is a measured teaspoon of steam-juiced elderberry juice. A lot of households keep both through the fall.

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