Jack Tales — hibiscus
Jack Croe
Stay Hydrated Out There: The Natural Way with “Hydrate” from Jack Tea
Hey there, folks! Today, we’re diving into a topic that’s as essential as a sturdy pair of boots when you’re out on the trail: staying hydrated. Whether you’re hiking up a Dog Mountain or just enjoying a quiet canoe ride at dawn, keeping your water levels topped up is key to keeping your adventure – and your health – on the right track. Our blend “Hydrate” does the job whether your drinking a hot cup before a work out or drinking it Iced during and after. Heres a few things to consider before your next adventure.
Jack Croe
The Heart of the Matter: Savoring "Heart Health" Tea for Your Ticker
Hello, folks! Today, I wanted to talk about something close to my own heart: our "Heart Health" tea. As we all know, the heart isn't just one of our vital organs—it's probably the most essential muscle in our body, tirelessly pumping day in and day out to keep us going on all of our adventures.
Jack Croe
Why It's Time to Swap Soda for 'Wee' - A Herbal Brew for Our Young Ones
Today, let's talk about our kids - the future outdoorsmen and women, herbalists, and nature lovers. Specifically, about why we need to wean them off soda and onto something far more enriching and beneficial, like our "Wee" herbal tea.
Mike Chesser-Røe
The Refreshing Benefits of Hibiscus Tea
Howdy, Today I want to spotlight one of my favorite herbal treats—hibiscus tea, I used to think that it was the ornamental flowers that grew in our yard when I was a kid growing up in Florida, but it’s not. It’s the calyxes of the Hibiscus sabdariffa plant, it’s also known as Roselle. Harvested by hand when they're ripe and juicy, these calyxes create a robust, crimson brew with a tart taste reminiscent of cranberry. I first experienced Hibiscus tea at a Mexican restaurant as Aqua de Jamaica. Whether enjoyed hot or iced, this tea is a favorite across cultures...
