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Liven up your day and welcome radiance into your life with Vitalitea — a vibrant, hand-crafted herbal tea blend grown and harvested on our Kauai farm. This complex blend of awakening, antioxidant-rich botanicals is all about supporting your daily vitality and longevity.

Each herb plays an integral role in making Vitalitea a powerhouse support system for your well-being:

  • Noni — energizing and traditionally revered for immune support
  • Turmeric — a golden root celebrated for its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties
  • Mulberry — naturally sweet and rich in antioxidants
  • Yacon — a prebiotic root that supports digestive wellness
  • Cinnamon — warming spice with a naturally sweet, balancing flavor
  • Rosemary — aromatic herb traditionally used to uplift mood and mental clarity
  • Tulsi (Holy Basil) — an adaptogenic herb prized for stress relief and adrenal support

Enjoy Vitalitea as a rejuvenating daily tonic. Brew a cup each morning and get ready for a spirited awakening — naturally crafted, small-batch, and grown with aloha on the island of Kauai.

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From Our Garden: The Flora Within

Mulberry
Mulberry, Morus spp. Mulberry is a deciduous tree or shrub, growing up to 80 feet, but most remain smaller than 20 feet. They have a nutritious foliage with ovate, toothed leaves that are 4-8 inches long. Their fruit is edible and very s...
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MulberryMorus spp.
Turmeric
Turmeric, Olena, Curcuma longa Turmeric is a rhizomatous, perennial herb with bright orange roots. Turmeric is mostly known in India and is also common throughout Southeast Asia...
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TurmericCurcuma longa
Cinnamon
Cinnamon, Cinnamomum verum One of the most valuable spices throughout history, Cinnamon has been revered for its rich flavor and wealth of medicinal benefits. Though it is comme...
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CinnamonCinnamomum verum
Lemongrass
Lemongrass, Cymbopogon citratus Lemongrass grows in dense clumps, with a thick base that is easy to propagate. Its leaves are bright green with sharp edges and can grow to about 3 feet tall. It grows well in a tropical climate that gets ...
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LemongrassCymbopogon citratus
Tulsi
Tulsi, Holy Basil, Ocimum sanctum Tulsi is a bushy perennial and annual shrub that has different varieties and can grow to be a few feet tall. The colors of Tulsi's leaves, stem...
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TulsiOcimum sanctum
Noni Leaf
Noni, Morinda citrifolia Noni is a small evergreen tree indigenous to various places in the Pacific Islands, Southeast Asia, Australia, and India. Known also as Indian Mulberry is was documented in ancient Sanskirt texts for numerous med...
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Noni LeafMorinda citrifolia
Yacon
Yacon, Smallanthus sonchifolia Yacon is a plant traditionally grown in the Northern and Central Andes, it is also known as a “Peruvian ground apple”. Yacon is a species of peren...
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YaconSmallanthus sonchifolia
Rosemary
Rosemary, Rosmarinus officinalis Native to Mediterranean region, this aromatic plant grows wild and is also highly cultivated. It is an evergreen and a hardy perennial with medicinal, culinary, cosmetic and decorative use. The phrase "Ro...
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RosemaryRosmarinus officinalis

What people are saying.

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My daily VitaliTea ritual

VitaliTea is the first tea I ordered from Kauai Farmacy, and after one cup, I ordered Tranquility, Wellness, and Love Potion. The freshness is incredible and visible as soon as you open the tin. It really looks like it the herbs were snipped, shipped and received within hours. So fresh looking and fragrant, not at all like the dried up bits from regular loose teas from other vendors. I can distinguish the textures and colors from one herb to another in the formula. This tea is smooth but has a body to it that I love. Each day after lunch, I brew a cup as a way of transitioning from the morning to the afternoon. I love the ritual of it. I have noticed that it "stimulates" my bowels within a short time after drinking it, but since it is after lunch, there is a possibility that it is the food I am eating (usually salad and lots of raw veggies). This might be a good thing for someone who experiences constipation. For me, since a colon resection five years ago, it's not something I want so I'm going to experiment with some off days to see if it is the tea or the lunch. If it is the tea, I'll just reduce the strength by not using as much or brewing for a shorter time. I can't imagine giving it up. :) Regardless, I highly recommend this tea as the first one to try from Kauai Farmacy.

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