Ah, the great, prosperous lands of the Danelaw. Ruled by the Danes of Anglo-Saxon lands, this brew was developed by the invaders from the Great Heathen Army in the year 865 AD. Using ingredients foraged from the lands, this blend of hibiscus flower, rosehips, safflor and raspberry offer a real treat for the peasant folk.
 
Ingredients: Hibiscus tea, rosehips, safflor, raspberry. (Strength: 3/5)
 
Skol! Join us around the campfire, traveller. These handcrafted, norse inspired Kuksa cups are the perfect campanion for your brew of tea. Handcrafted from acacia wood, these historic vessels bring you a taste of Nordic culture and heritage. 
 
Dimensions
Cup Diameter: 3 in / 7.5 cm
Cup Length: 6.5 in / 17.5 cm
Cup Height: 2.8 in / 7 cm
 
Mug holds 8oz / 236 ml of water. Wash by hand with warm water (NOT DISHWASHER SAFE). Dry and store in a dark, cool location (cupboard). Treat with food-safe resin IF desired (not necessary). 
 
1 Bag = 50 grams/roughly 17-18 tbsp looseleaf (0.75 - 1 tbsp per 1 cup of 8/oz tea) Instructions: Bring water to a boil, pour and let looseleaf tea steep for around 5 minutes. Consume within 6 months of purchase. 
 
Handcrafted in Whitby, Ontario, Canada. Follow us on Instagram and Facebook: @wolfdorco
 
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