Sweet Justice Herbal Tea

Sweet Justice is a tea rooted in resistance, rest, and radical care. Created in honor of my time as a Catalyst for Reproductive Justice Fellow with the Yellowhammer Fund, this blend uplifts the wisdom I’ve gained and the movements that center people. The Yellowhammer Fund is a reproductive justice organization based in Alabama, providing abortion funding, practical support, and essential care throughout the Deep South. Their work goes beyond abortion access, they support family justice through safe sex kits, mutual aid, and support for people navigating systems especially those raising children, because justice includes every body and every choice.

Taste Profile:
This vibrant, grounding blend opens with the tart brightness of hibiscus and the earthy strength of nettle. Red clover introduces a smooth, slightly sweet grassy note that supports hormonal balance, while lemon balm adds a gentle citrusy calm. Rose brings floral softness and emotional ease, and cinnamon offers a warm, spicy finish that lingers with rooted energy. Medium-bodied and harmonizing, this tea nurtures both heart and body with every sip.

Brewing Instructions:
Steep 1 heaping teaspoon in 8 oz of hot water  for 10–12 minutes. Enjoy warm as part of your morning or evening routine to support circulation, emotional balance, and inner clarity. Sip slowly and intentionally ideal for moments when you need to feel grounded, nourished, and centered.

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Giving Back:

Sip Sweet Justice as a daily act of rest, reflection, and solidarity!  20% of all proceeds go to the Yellowhammer Fund to support reproductive and family justice across The Deep South.