How to create a custom small batch tea blend

[@AURORAPECK]

Loved it. Got me super excited. I am a tea lover now. I want to turn my love for tea into a business, sharing the love I call it.

[@Celestialme83]

Wishing you much success! I am planning on doing the same! 😊☮️💜

[@umiteasets]

It is a kind of special fun to see those tea leaves and flowers up and down.

[@afmkader3752]

Excellent instructional videos to launch a tea business.

[@comfortthompson2611]

Great I am encouraged.. How can I connect with you directly. I am in Africa and am thinking of starting a tea hub.

[@elt.214]

Great video. 🙏

[@avgmaster1]

So in the finished product, using a teaspoon or teaspoon and a half, your only getting a pinch of each herb per serving. How is a pinch of anything gonna work?

[@imfine8224]

Beautiful video! Thankyou so much

[@punk_floyd_8123]

Did I miss a trick or did he blend 100g (as he said from the start.) From a total of 105g of flowers and leaf? 🤔

[@keykul]

Caught that too. His blend is more than 100g for sure.

[@lotusjini]

Love this video ❤️

[@FadiasClassicKitchen]

Hi, really enjoyed the video. I have a special blend that I have created that all my family and friends love and want me to sell. I am doing my homework on how to start my business, however, I'm running into a problem on what to charge. I've noticed the tea's I buy are expensive, so I',m having a problem on trying to price them good enough to sell and make a profit at the same time. Also do you sell wholesale?

[@donnawesley9156]

this is an old video, but can someone explain the percentages for me. if I heard correctly the blend was Rooibus 40g, Chamomile 25 (20)g (both were mentioned) Ginger root 20g, lavender 20g, Hibiscus 10g, Blue Cornflower 10g. Doesn't that equal 120g.. or have I misunderstood something?

[@mirian593]

Thank you for sharing, got new sub 😀

[@katiechapman-pinto375]

Super informative video! I'm curious-- where did you get your storage containers?

[@deanjablon1963]

Hello Katie, We purchased the containers at Ikea

[@katiechapman-pinto375]

Thank you!!

[@adibaazam4341]

Would you supply these natural products to a small scale business in the UK? :) Please let me know thank you

[@deanjablon1963]

Thanks for your inquiry Adiba. Please contact me directly to discuss your scenario - [e-mail]

[@joshboler4571]

@@deanjablon1963 is there anyway that we can talk sir I would like to order some product.

[@riazcristox8613]

How many months we store these blends in jar?

[@deanjablon1963]

Hello Riaz, Most teas will be fresh for 12 -24 months if stored at room temperature in a sealed container with no exposure to light or moisture.

[@mariame3586]

Am going to contact you soon

[@healthylifestyle4313]

I have been saying Rooibus incorrectly for years.