What Are “Natural Essences”? And Why They’re Perfect for Your Cup of Tea

What Are “Natural Essences”? And Why They’re Perfect for Your Cup of Tea

If you’ve ever sipped one of our teas and wondered what gives it that beautifully subtle flavor and aroma, the answer is: natural essences. But what exactly are they—and how are they different from essential oils or artificial flavorings?

Let’s break it down.

Natural, Organic, and Clean

Our natural essences are crafted with purity and quality in mind. They’re completely organic-compliant, chemical-free, and made to meet high standards of taste and safety. That means you’ll never find artificial additives or hidden ingredients here.

Plus, all of our essences are:

  • Vegan
  • Gluten-free
  • Sugar-free
  • Dairy-free

They’re perfect for anyone seeking a clean, conscious cup.

How They’re Made

These essences begin with an ethyl alcohol base—a natural solvent often used in food-grade extractions. To that, we add carefully selected essences derived from real, natural ingredients. The result? A flavor profile that’s subtle, authentic, and always true to nature.

While the exact recipes are trade secrets (a little mystery keeps things fun), rest assured that our organic certifiers have full transparency into what’s inside. Every batch meets strict organic standards.

Not to Be Confused with Essential Oils

A common question we get is whether these are essential oils. The answer? Absolutely not. While essential oils might be great for aromatherapy or natural cleaning, they’re not safe for consumption—especially in tea. Our natural essences are specifically designed for food and beverage use, ensuring safety and quality in every sip.

Taste the Difference

We custom-manufacture our essences to ensure each blend offers the best possible flavor. From floral to fruity, herbal to spicy, our natural essences enhance the tea experience without overpowering it.

So the next time you enjoy one of our teas, know that the flavor comes from something truly natural—and truly delicious.

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