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Overview

Description

Big Sky Breeze refreshes like none other. Eucalyptus, peppermint and lemon myrtle combine to make a potent, invigorating, and tasty brew. Big Sky Breeze provides the “lift” you get from peppermint tea, but with deeper nuances of flavor, and a pleasing warmth to round it out. Chamomile brings an apple-like sweetness, while the ginger plays a subtle role—like a warm spot of sun on a crisp, cool day. Eucalyptus is widely used to alleviate respiratory ailments and sinus inflammation. Big Sky Breeze makes a perfect “on the mend” tea, encouraging your body to shake off lingering symptoms after you’ve been sick. We also find this tea brings clarity—like filling your lungs with a good dose of clean mountain air. Montana is the Big Sky State, and if you can’t visit the high Rockies or the wide open plains of Montana, we created this tea to convey the wide-awake, invigorated feeling we love to savor on a crystal clear day. Drink Big Sky Breeze to boost your outlook, your health, or to enjoy a delicious cup of tea. Or all the above!

Attributes

Product details

Pack and pricing

Case pack
5 units
Case weight
0 oz
MSRP
$7.00
Packaging
Pouch

Product identifiers

SKU
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Category
Loose Leaf

Origin and handling

Country of origin
United States
Storage
Shelf-Stable
Shelf life
6-12 months

Nutritional information

Ingredients

Eucalyptus, Peppermint, Chamomile, Lemon Myrtle, Ginger, Mullein, Organic

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Lake Missoula Tea CompanyEstablished 2012

Our mission is to bring you direct-sourced, premium loose leaf teas from around the world. Since 2012, we have traveled all over the globe and built strong relationships with farms we source from today. These trips allow us to build a sustainable, organic source of quality teas from farms working at the village scale. Despite being relatively inaccessible due to their remote, wildland settings, we’ve witnessed the establishment of a workforce – pickers, processors, and farmhands – helping drive local economic development. These personal relationships show how stewardship and tea quality go hand in hand.