Berry tea

Omija Tea – it’s one of those old-school Korean “medicinal” teas that I remember brushing aside growing up.My mom would always tell me to drink some – but I couldn’t be bothered, with a Coke in hand. Now, at the age of thirty-something, I find myself looking for healthy beverages (other than water) that I could cool down with – especially after work or dinner.

Many people make blueberry tea with just the berries, but the leaves are also potent sources of nutrients and even contain trace amounts of caffeine that can give an energetic boost. Enjoy this wonderful berry tea hot or cold!

This Very Berry Iced Tea with Honey Mint Syrup is so refreshing and filled with the tastes of summer including strawberries and blueberries.

Homemade berry simple syrup, lemon juice, a few sprigs thyme and fizzy sparkling water. So simple but super refreshing and so delicious! Rim your glass with lemon sugar to dress up these pretty mocktails.

The deep color of this tea represents the variety of amazing flavor notes all with the simple undertones of vanilla. Enjoy hot or iced!

A muddled berry iced tea mocktail features fresh berries and iced tea and is perfect to serve at your next summer party. #drinks #summer #recipes

A great twist on the traditional tea, made with fresh cheries, black tea and lemon. Hot and iced recipe versions included.

This 3-ingredient berry kefir smoothie is packed with gut-healthy probiotics and ready in just 5 minutes. It's the perfect refreshing drink for breakfast or a mid-day snack.

It's iced tea with a twist with this amazing blueberry-lemon tea recipe. Either black or green tea works well here—use black if you like a traditional iced tea flavor. Experiment with fruit—switch up the berries or use orange instead of lemon for an interesting variation.