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Boreal Rose Tea

Boreal Rose Tea

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Boreal Rose Tea

A walk through the boreal forest in a cup.

Wild-crafted pine needles, spruce needles, cedar and fragrant rose petals come together in a uniquely Canadian herbal tea with a smooth woodland character and delicate floral finish.

01 Wild-Crafted
02 Caffeine-Free
03 Handcrafted
04 Made in Alberta
Flavour Profile

Evergreen meets rose.

Pine and spruce bring a fresh evergreen flavour reminiscent of a forest after a summer rain, while cedar adds depth and warmth. Rose petals soften the blend with gentle floral notes, creating a balanced cup that is both grounding and refreshing.

Fresh evergreen aroma
Smooth pine & spruce notes
Warm cedar undertones
Delicate floral finish
What's In The Blend

Simple forest botanicals.

Ingredients Wild-crafted pine needles, spruce needles, cedar and rose petals.
Choose Your Size

A size for trying or stocking up.

Try The Blend 1 oz / 28 g

A perfect introduction to Boreal Rose Tea.

Larger Size 2 oz / 56 g

Ideal for regular tea drinkers and sharing with family and friends.

Handcrafted In Alberta

From Alberta's boreal landscape.

Each batch is carefully harvested, dried, blended and packaged by Alberta Wildcraft using sustainably gathered botanicals from Alberta's boreal landscape.

Naturally caffeine-free, Boreal Rose Tea can be enjoyed year-round as a simple way to bring the aroma and character of the boreal forest into your daily routine.

Alberta Wildcraft

From forest trail to teacup.

Pine. Spruce. Cedar. Rose. A handcrafted Canadian herbal tea inspired by the flavour and character of the boreal forest.

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BOREAL BOTANICALS + RESEARCH

There’s more in these plants than flavour.

Across our evergreen and boreal teas, we work with forest botanicals including white spruce, black spruce, eastern white pine, lodgepole pine, Labrador tea and western red cedar. Modern research has identified naturally occurring phenolics, flavonoids, terpenes, ascorbate and other plant constituents across these species.

WHY WE SIMMER FOR AN HOUR

Don’t treat forest tea like ordinary tea.

Needles, bark and leathery boreal leaves are tougher plant materials than a conventional tea leaf. Research on forest botanicals shows that time and temperature influence hot-water extraction. That’s why our preparation uses the lowest gentle simmer for approximately one hour rather than a quick 10–15 minute steep — giving hot water much more time to work through the plant material.

Explore the plants + research
White Spruce Picea glauca
Black Spruce Picea mariana
Eastern White Pine Pinus strobus
Lodgepole Pine Pinus contorta
Labrador Tea Rhododendron groenlandicum
Western Red Cedar Thuja plicata

Research on these species has examined their plant chemistry, traditional preparations and the compounds recovered through different extraction methods. Different blends contain different botanicals, so check the ingredient list on this product for the plants included in your tea.

Research note: Information is provided for educational purposes and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease.