This fruit tisane includes sweet, natural dried apple, tart rosehips, dried orange, and calendula petals. Harbor Breeze is designed to blow you away just like a harbor breeze with its one-of-a-kind taste. Cool off with a refreshing glass in warm weather, or enjoy it hot in the colder months as a nostalgic reminder of summertime. Whether you're enjoying this blend in a beer or another adult beverage in the heat of summer, or warming up with it on a cold winter morning, you’ll enjoy amazing health benefits from the vitamins, antioxidants, and essential nutrients in its ingredients.
Brewing Instructions (per each 6 oz. of water):
Health Benefits:
- Hibiscus contains an enzyme inhibitor which will reduce the absorption of dietary carbohydrates and may help aid weight loss
- Apples are a good source of Fiber
- Strawberries are a good source of Antioxidants
Ingredients:
natural dried apple, hibiscus, rosehip, natural dried orange, calendula petals, natural flavors
51 Reviews
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Like a nice summer breeze
Haven't really gotten into the fruit tisane scene but now my interest has perked up. Got this with the Bodum Iced Tea Pitcher, brewed it up and it took me back to childhood. If you ever made Kool-Aid as a kid the little packet you put in a big pitcher add water and then add sugar. Well, don't add the sugar and you have this brew. Fruity without overpowering, whatever fruit you have a taste for you'll get a hint of it.
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Great tea/Great Service
I love the Harbor Breeze's strong fruity taste and I received a sample of the Dolley Madison, which is also delicious. I especially loved the service, as I received both a personalized email and a handwritten thank you card from Sean. This made the purchase worthwhile.
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Isn't this blend pretty?
Its been a while since Ive enjoyed a new fruity tea,or tisane, so I decided it was time to break open the free sample packet of a new tisane that Capital Teas recently sent me along with my order. Isnt this blend pretty? I got a nice whiff of something citrusy and something strawberry-ish when I first opened the Harbor Breeze tea, which the web site tells me is named in honor of Capital Teas second store at the National Harbor, Maryland. When the tea brewed up a rich, deep red color, I was a little fearful this would be one of those blends too tart to enjoy. In fact, after steeping it the recommended 8 minutes, I just knew it would be overly tart, but it was not! It was very rich in the fruit flavor, heavy on the berry side of things, but happily this brew did not make me pucker. Oh, and it ices beautifully as well, making this an excellent choice for summertime sipping. Read the full review: http://bit.ly/MVd6pp
