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| Made from the stems of British-grown organic hemp, Hempen Co-operative's rustic hemp tea makes a fragrant and refreshing tea with a mild herbal flavour |
The tea naturally contains trace levels of CBD (cannabidiol), giving calming qualities and is great for relaxing and relieving stress. It’s also caffeine-free, so good to enjoy at any time of the day or night.
Add a few stems of the tea to a cup, or more for a teapot. Brew for around 5 minutes, or longer if you like it stronger. Try adding a dash of your preferred milk to taste.
For best before date see pack. Store in a cool, dry place.
Hemp stems
Contains zero THC
No allergens.
Suitable for vegans and vegetarians
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