Butterfly pea flower tea Lune Tea Blue Matcha, 40 g

Blue butterfly pea flower powder. 

“Blue Matcha” is, in fact, powdered butterfly pea flower tea. The unusually named plant it’s made of is grown in tropical climates, mainly in Asia. The flowers, roots and fruit of this plant have been used as a natural food colouring in these parts of the world for centuries. Not only does this tea look striking when brewed, but it also boasts numerous health benefits. In traditional Chinese medicine, it’s used as an antidepressant. Butterfly pea flower tea is known for enhancing the ability to concentrate and improving memory, as well as relieving tension and helping those prone to insomnia fight it. Use it to make an exotic blue latte, add it to smoothies, or try and spice your favourite baked goods up!

BENEFITS   

“Blue Matcha” has been made famous primarily by its startling blue colour. Try adding a bit of lemon juice if you want to see the colour turn purple!

FLAVOUR

The flavour of this unique tea is particularly woody, earthy and marked by rich herbal notes. It goes well with honey or a dash of plant-based milk.

HOW TO BREW IT? 

Mix a small amount of powder (about 1/3 of a teaspoon) with hot water, then whisk thoroughly. Add a spoonful of honey, a dash of your favourite milk, and enjoy! This powder can also be used as a natural food colouring or a unique twist on your morning smoothie.

Ingredients: 100% powdered butterfly pea flower tea.

Storage conditions: store in a cool, dry place.

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About “Lune Tea”

“Lune Tea” makes natural infusions for the body and mind. 

“Here at “Lune Tea”, we believe that beauty and magic lurk in everyday moments of mindfulness. The idea for “Lune” came up in very similar circumstances as well. We wanted to gift others a new, healthy ritual derived from the power of natural ingredients. “Lune Tea” is more than that though. We support a holistic approach to our bodies, minds and souls. Our teas are intended to bring you closer to yourself and nature, infusing every moment with meaning and joy.”

Weronika, the founder of “Lune Tea”