Warmth of the Soul is a loose blend of herbs and spices from the DivineGoods brand, designed as an afternoon or evening ritual for cooler days. It contains ginger, fennel, rosemary, licorice, cinnamon, lemongrass, and anise - seven ingredients, each adding a different note to your cup. The manufacturer describes this composition as a comforting ritual that warms from within, and that's exactly how it should be treated: not as another capsule to swallow, but as a moment to sit down with a hot infusion and slow down. The package weighs 100 g and contains loose herbs, not tea bags, so you control the strength of the infusion yourself. The taste is spicy and naturally sweet, thanks to the licorice that sweetens the infusion without added sugar, while cinnamon and ginger add a warm, slightly spicy depth. This is a suggestion for someone who prefers loose herbs over ready-made sachets and wants to decide how much herb to add to their cup each evening.<\/p>\n
The manufacturer publishes a complete list of the seven ingredients in their order, and the hard data on this card comes down to three things: composition, net weight of the package, and brewing method. For a loose blend, this is practically complete - the rest is determined by the teaspoon and how long you keep the infusion covered. In practice, the flavor profile is set by three elements: licorice, which pulls the infusion towards sweetness, ginger with cinnamon, which provide spicy sharpness, and lemongrass, adding a bright, citrus note at the end. Fennel and anise play very closely together and together build this soft, slightly licorice base that is sensed after the first sip. Rosemary is the most herbal in this set and prevents the infusion from becoming dessert-like. However, this entire profile has one condition: the cup must be covered for a full 10-15 minutes, as the volatile oils of cinnamon, anise, and lemongrass escape with the steam, leaving noticeably less of the seven ingredients in the infusion.<\/p>\n
The manufacturer provides one preparation method:<\/p>\n
This blend is for those who enjoy a spicy, distinctly flavored brew and consider tea as part of their daily routine rather than just another item on their supplement list. If you're looking for something for autumn and winter afternoons, when coffee is already too late, and you want something warm in your cup, this is exactly the profile. It will also suit someone who prefers loose herbs over tea bags, as you can measure two teaspoons stronger or weaker, and the brew will turn out slightly differently each time, depending on what you feel like. However, it should be noted that licorice is a noticeable ingredient here and may not be suitable for everyone, so its use should be consulted if you are on regular medication. This is not a suggestion for pregnant or breastfeeding women without prior consultation with a doctor - the manufacturer clearly states this on their product page.<\/p>\n
The manufacturer recommends two teaspoons of the herb for 200 ml of boiling water. The infusion should be left covered for 10-15 minutes, and only then strained. The cover plays a crucial role here: without it, some of the volatile oils from cinnamon, anise, and lemongrass escape with the steam, resulting in a noticeably flat taste.<\/p>\n
There is no sugar or sweetener in it. The noticeable sweetness comes from licorice, which is one of the seven ingredients in the blend. This makes the infusion taste dessert-like without any additives, but if you\u2019re not a fan of licorice, it\u2019s worth knowing before purchasing \u2014 it\u2019s a note present in every cup.<\/p>\n
Control over the strength of the infusion. The recommended two teaspoons per cup is a starting point \u2014 with loose herbs, you can measure a little less or a little more, and each time you\u2019ll get a slightly different cup, depending on what you feel like. You need a teapot or a strainer for this: pour boiling water directly over the herbs, and after brewing, strain it. The package weighs 100 g.<\/p>\n
In a dry and cool place, in a tightly sealed package, away from moisture and direct sunlight \u2014 this is what the manufacturer recommends. Loose herbs quickly lose their aroma when left open near the stove or in a sunny spot, so a jar with a good seal in a dark cupboard is a better idea than an open bag.<\/p>\n
In the same line of loose blends from DivineGoods, there are also the evening composition Deep Sleep and the blend For Women. We have gathered all three in the category Teas<\/a>.<\/p>\nRelated articles<\/h3>\n