Exhale Detox – dandelion root, milk thistle, nettle, peppermint, cinnamon, liquorice

Exhale is a restorative blend of six herbs that may help to support digestion and tone the liver Dandelion, milk thistle and nettle leaf may aid in eliminating waste while peppermint, liquorice and cinnamon offer natural sweetness while working to soothe and reduce inflammation in the digestive tract.

Exhale is designed to support the whole body, restoring a sense of balance and bringing about a renewal of energy. A few delicious sips in, a long gentle exhale out. WHEN TO DRINK THIS TEA

Incorporate Exhale into your daily routine to feel the benefits of this therapeutic blend. Perfect to sip on after a big meal or enjoy as an evening tonic. 

Blended in New Zealand from premium organic herbs. Contains no caffeine, gluten, dairy, sweeteners or flavourings.
 SIZES & PRICING

2 tea temple sampler - $5
Two of our tea bags with tasting notes. P erfect for detox support while travelling

40g loose leaf - $18
Makes 32 cups

15 tea temples - $20
Loose leaf tea is generously portioned into tea temples. Tea temples allow excellent infusion for optimum flavour and let our beautiful blends shine through as you can see the premium quality herbs. They are made of sugarcane and are commercially compostable. Perfect for busy moments or to take to work. Makes a giant cup or medium pot.

50 tea temples / 200g loose leaf - $68
For serious Exhale lovers, this is a giant pack of tea – no fancy label, but a lot of delish tea.

Delivery is $5, or free for orders over $40. PREPARATION

Loose leaf – use one heaped teaspoon per cup 

Pre-bagged temples - one bag per large cup or medium teapot
- Use water at 100°C 
- Infuse for 3–5 mins GIFTING

If you are sending a gift directly let us know in the notes at checkout, and add the message you wish to include. Your order will be lovingly wrapped in tissue and a handwritten note added. 

To read the story behind how we created Exhale, head over to our tea journal.

Find out why you should be detoxing every day. Nutritionist Shelley Gawith gives us the low-down in a guest post on our tea journal The Truth about Detox.