Hemp Tea REGENERATION 20g - Smoothie

Hemp Tea REGENERATION 20 g - Smoothie

Twenty grams are purchased to check if the sweet-fruity infusion with hemp leaves suits you at all. The producer lists six ingredients: hemp leaves, apple with banana puree, banana, strawberry, chamomile, and ashwagandha. The composition is identical to the larger format, differing only in the amount of dried herbs in the bag, and the producer provides the same brewing protocol and portion size for both variants. The flavor profile is unusual for an herbal tea: sweet fruits dominate, not sour, so the infusion comes out creamy and mild, with chamomile remaining in the background. Ashwagandha contributes an earthy, spicy tone that appears only at the end of the sip and is easiest to detect with longer brewing. This is an herbal infusion with a listed composition, not a preparation with a measured dose of adaptogen - you are buying a blend for brewing, not a dose to measure.

Ingredients

The full list of ingredients provided by the producer for this variant:

• Hemp leaves (Cannabis sativa L.) - base of the blend, herbal tone in the background
• Apple with banana puree - sweet fruit base
• Banana - creamy, distinctly sweet accent
• Strawberry - fruity acidity and aroma
• Chamomile - delicate, herbal base
• Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera) - root with a distinctly earthy tone

Composition in Practice

The list of six ingredients is also the entire information about proportions, so read this blend as an herbal infusion with a specific composition, not as a preparation with a measured dose of adaptogen. Ashwagandha is one of the six ingredients here, alongside fruits and chamomile. The composition itself says a lot. All the sweetness of the infusion comes from the fruits: from apple, banana, and strawberry, and the list of six ingredients is also a complete list of what goes into the cup. It is this combination that determines how the infusion tastes - creamy and sweet, with an herbal tone in the background and a spicy accent at the end of the sip. With strawberry and banana in the composition, check the allergen information on the packaging label before the first brewing.

Specification

• Form: loose herbal-fruit blend
• Net weight: 20 g
• Portion: 1 teaspoon, about 2 g per cup
• Water temperature: 80-85°C
• Brewing time: 4-6 minutes covered
• Ashwagandha: listed in the ingredient list
• Caffeine: no caffeine-containing ingredient in the list
• Allergen information: packaging label

How to Use

The brewing protocol comes directly from the producer. With this recipe, monitoring the temperature has a specific flavor justification: chamomile brewed with boiling water becomes bitter and can overshadow the fruity sweetness for which this blend is purchased.

• Pour 1 teaspoon of the blend, about 2 g, into a cup or infuser
• Pour with water at a temperature of 80-85°C, which is water set aside after boiling
• Cover and brew for 4-6 minutes
• Strain; the fruit pieces absorb water and swell significantly
• Do not exceed the recommended daily portion provided by the producer

For Whom

For adults who want to try a fruity infusion with ashwagandha before stocking up. The small format makes practical sense here: pieces of apple and banana are hygroscopic and lose aroma faster than the leaves in an open bag, so a package consumed in two weeks may be a better idea than one that remains open for a quarter. It also works well at work and while traveling, where a smaller bag simply fits more conveniently. The profile is sweet and creamy, making it a good choice for someone who usually does not like herbal infusions, yet distinctive enough that it is better to try it in a small portion than in a stock. People taking medications regularly should remember about ashwagandha in the composition and treat this infusion as carefully as any other herbal preparation with an adaptogenic root. The blend is not intended for children, and pregnant or breastfeeding women should consult a doctor beforehand.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference in composition from the larger package?

None. The producer provides the same list of six ingredients for both formats, the same brewing protocol, and the same portion size. The only difference is the net weight in the bag, and thus how long the package lasts with daily brewing. The choice between them is a choice of stock, not recipe.

Why should the water be 80-85°C and not boiling?

That is what the producer states, and for this recipe, it has a specific flavor justification. Chamomile brewed with boiling water becomes bitter and can overshadow the fruity sweetness for which this blend is purchased. In practice, it is enough to boil the water and set the kettle aside for a moment or use a kettle with temperature control, instead of pouring the herbs directly after boiling.

Do the fruit pieces need to be strained?

Yes. The apple, banana, and strawberry in this blend are pieces of dried fruit that absorb water and swell significantly during brewing, so after four to six minutes, the infusion should be strained through a sieve or the infuser removed. Therefore, it is more convenient to brew this blend in an infuser than to pour it directly into a cup.

Are there allergens in the composition?

The list of six ingredients includes strawberry and banana, which are fruits that some people react to. If you have a known food allergy, check the allergen information on the packaging label before the first brewing - that is where the data applicable to a specific batch is found. The composition itself is short and fully listed, so comparing it with your own allergies takes a moment.

Is the infusion suitable for the evening?

There is nothing in the list of ingredients that contains caffeine: neither black tea, green tea, nor guarana - the six items are fruits, hemp leaves, chamomile, and ashwagandha root. Therefore, you can brew the infusion in the evening as well, and its sweet-fruity profile fits well with this time of day. The packaging label remains the definitive source.

Variants and Category

If you like the taste, the same blend is available in a larger package. From the same BioCanna series, there is also a multi-fruit blend Vitality, built around sour fruits and hawthorn instead of sweet fruits. We have gathered all infusions from this shelf in the Teas category.

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More context on the blog: article about ashwagandha, sleep, and stress and guide to brewing hemp tea.

Safety and Storage

Product intended for adults. Store it out of reach of small children, in a tightly closed package, in a dry place protected from light. Due to the presence of ashwagandha, people taking medications regularly, pregnant women, and breastfeeding women should consult a doctor before regular consumption. If you notice any disturbing symptoms after drinking the infusion, stop drinking.

Do not exceed the recommended daily portion provided by the producer. Herbal infusion does not replace a varied diet or a healthy lifestyle.

Do you have questions about the composition or brewing? Write or call - at u Bucha we advise before the purchase, not after it.