The Horrors persist but so do I | Loose Leaf Herbal Tea

This is not a dainty tea—it’s a war cry in a teacup, a velvet glove with a steel spine. It’s for the ones who have been through hell, and yet, they rise.

This blend takes no prisoners. It's dark, bold, smoky, and sultry, with deep crimson intensity from hibiscus and elderberry, warm spice from cinnamon, and a haunting floral whisper of rose. The Lapsang Souchong adds a fire-kissed, smoldering finish, giving this tea the energy of resilience, mystery, and quiet defiance.

Tasty Notes

✔ Deep & Smoldering – The Lapsang Souchong’s smoky, firewood intensity lingers long after the sip.

✔ Tart & Bold – Hibiscus and elderberry add a crimson, wine-like richness that cuts through the depth.

✔ Warm & Spiced – Cinnamon rounds out the blend with a subtle heat.

✔ Floral & Haunting – The rose softens the edges, leaving behind a soft, fragrant ghost of sweetness.

When to Drink This Tea

• When you need a reminder of your own strength.
• On days when the world feels too heavy, but you refuse to break.
• Before writing, painting, or creating something raw and true.
• On stormy nights, when the wind howls and candles flicker.

Brew Upon Your Favor

Steep for 5–7 minutes for a smoky, tart, and warming cup.
Try it iced for a cold, blood-red brew with a deep, mysterious undertone.
Sweeten with honey for a darkly luxurious, spiced warmth.
Make it into a latte with steamed oat or almond milk for a velvety, smoky-smooth drink.

Each package includes:
Reusable Glass Jar (7 ounces) makes 25-30 teaspoons of herbal bliss
Cloth bag
Charm 
Handkerchief
Spoon
Tea Strainer