Kūmarahou Tea (Wild Harvest) - Ti Ani - Wild & Organic Tea
Kūmarahou Tea (Wild Harvest) - Ti Ani - Wild & Organic Tea

Kūmarahou Tea (Wild Harvest)

A wild-harvested Rongoā tea used for respiratory health, detox, and immunity. Naturally bitter, best enjoyed with honey for a soothing, healing brew.

$22.00
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SKU: KMA-20
2 in stock
Size

Pickup available at Christchurch

Usually ready in 24 hours
Health Benefits

Kūmarahou has long been valued for its ability to:

  • Support respiratory health – Used traditionally for colds, flu, asthma, and bronchitis.
  • Act as a natural blood purifier – Helps cleanse and support overall well-being.
  • Aid liver function – Used as a gentle detoxifier and tonic.
  • Reduce inflammation – Known for its soothing and balancing properties.
  • Boost immunity – A go-to tea for seasonal wellness support.
Brewing Guide

For the best results:

  1. Use 1-2 teaspoons per cup.
  2. Brew for 8+ minutes for full extraction of benefits.
  3. Try adding a dollop of honey to soften the bitter taste.
  4. Re-use the tea leaves multiple times for a milder brew.

Drink 1 cup a day for two weeks, then take a break for 1-2 weeks before resuming if needed.
Pairing Suggestion

Kūmarahou pairs well with:

  • Raw honey – Enhances both taste and benefits.
  • Lemon or ginger – Adds a warming, citrusy balance.
  • Light snacks – Pairs well with wholegrain crackers or fresh fruit.
  • Evening rituals – Ideal for winding down and respiratory support.
Ingredients
  • Wild-Harvested Kūmarahou
FAQ

Q: What does Kūmarahou tea taste like?
A: It has a naturally bitter, earthy taste, which is why many enjoy it with honey.

Q: Can I drink it every day?
A: Yes, but it's best to drink for two weeks, then take a break for 1-2 weeks before resuming.

Q: Does Kūmarahou contain caffeine?
A: No, it is naturally caffeine-free and can be enjoyed anytime.

Q: Is your Kūmarahou sustainably harvested?
A: Yes! Our Kūmarahou is wild-harvested in New Zealand with care to protect its natural habitat.
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