Wild Horse

Wild Horse: 1 oz

A tea for the moment when something inside you wants to shift.

Wild Horse is a blend born from movement, breath, and the quiet return to self.

Vana tulsi and Rama tulsi are growing strong and steady this season — buzzing with life, offering deep adaptogenic support for the nervous system. They help the body regulate stress, restore balance, and build resilience over time. Blue pea flower weaves through with its electric hue, rich in antioxidants and known to support clarity, mood, and a gentle uplift.

This is a tea for when the chest feels tight, the mind feels full, or your energy feels stuck. Wild Horse invites space — to breathe deeper, to soften, to come back into your body while still moving forward. Grounded, yet expansive.

Each cup is a small ritual — a way to reconnect, regulate, and remember your own rhythm.

Grown, harvested, and blended right here on Kauaʻi. Small batch, seasonal, alive.

Let the body be held. Let the spirit run.

Profile

Temperature: Balanced — cooling lift with grounding base

Primary Actions: Nervous system support, stress regulation, antioxidant uplift, clarity, expansion 

Taste: Aromatic, herbaceous, softly floral

Best For: Morning clarity, afternoon reset, moving through stuck energy, coming back to center

*can also be used as a caffeine alternative, as this double adaptogen regulates the nervous system and allows for energy to flow 

Brewing

2 tablespoons per cup

200℉ 

Steep in hot water 10–15 minutes, letting the plants fully infuse

Drink in the morning to awaken clarity, in the afternoon to reset, or whenever you need to come back to center

Enjoy hot, or iced under the sun Add honey if you'd like — or drink it just as it is

All herbs are harvested in the morning, when the plants are at their most vibrant — essential oils concentrated, leaves known and awake, and the day still cool. This timing helps preserve flavor, aroma, and medicinal quality. After harvest, herbs are either hang-dried if appropriate or dehydrated at low temperatures. This allows the medicine to transition gently, preserving color, energetics, and potency rather than rushing the process.