Summer Herbal Iced Teas to Refresh and Restore
Summer Herbal Iced Teas to Refresh and Restore
Whether you're out in the garden or recovering from the heat, these herbal tea blends are designed to help you cool down and feel nourished.
Herbs like hibiscus, lemon balm, and mint don’t just taste good—they offer real support for hydration, nervous system balance, and mineral replenishment. These teas are caffeine-free, full of flavor, and simple to brew with dried herbs you may already have in your apothecary or kitchen cabinet.
Why Herbal Iced Teas?
When the temperature rises, it's easy to overlook hydration—and even easier to forget that water isn’t the only way to replenish. Herbal infusions made with cooling, nervine, or mineral-rich herbs help replace lost fluids, soothe the nervous system, and offer trace nutrients that support the body in summer heat.
Unlike bottled drinks with sugar or caffeine, these blends are clean, functional, and deeply rooted in herbal tradition.
Tea Blend Ideas
1. Hibiscus Cooler
Ingredients: Hibiscus, lemongrass, mint
A vibrant red infusion that’s tart, tangy, and cooling to the core. Hibiscus is naturally high in antioxidants and supports heart health, while lemongrass and mint add bright, fresh notes.
2. Nervine Chill
Ingredients: Lemon balm, oat straw, rose petals
Designed for hot days when you're also overstimulated or tired. This gentle blend calms frazzled nerves, soothes tension, and makes a beautiful light pink tea.
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3. Mineral Recharge
Ingredients: Nettle leaf, spearmint, orange peel
Nettle is rich in minerals like calcium, magnesium, and iron. When combined with spearmint and citrus peel, it becomes a deeply nourishing tea with uplifting flavor.
Instructions
Use 1 tablespoon of the herb blend per 1 cup of hot water.
Steep 10–15 minutes, covered.
Strain and serve hot or chilled over ice.
Optional: Add a slice of fresh lemon or orange to boost the flavor and cooling effect.
Serving Tips
Brew a quart jar full and keep it in the fridge for a ready-to-go herbal refresher.
Add a bit of raw honey or maple syrup if desired—especially with tart blends like hibiscus.
Serve in a mason jar with fresh mint or citrus for an extra summery feel.
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