Tulsi Holy Basil – Cut & Sifted Herbal Tea
Tulsi Holy Basil – Cut & Sifted Herbal Tea
Tulsi Holy Basil – Cut & Sifted Herbal Tea
Tulsi Holy Basil – Cut & Sifted Herbal Tea

Tulsi Holy Basil – Cut & Sifted Herbal Tea

Ocimum tenuiflorum
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Tulsi (Ocimum tenuiflorum), commonly known as Holy Basil, is a traditional herb long as a flavorful herbal tea and loose-leaf botanical in herbal tea cupboards and homestead kitchens. This cut and sifted Tulsi loose leaf blend features three classic varieties, Krishna, Rama, and Vana, each bringing its own character to the cup with earthy depth, gentle spice, minty notes, and soft citrus brightness. Popular in both herbal tea traditions and botanical blending, Tulsi has become a staple for those who enjoy flavorful everyday herbal infusions. 

Often kept on hand in traditional herbal tea cupboards, Holy Basil tea is commonly enjoyed as part of slow morning routines, quiet afternoons, and evening wind-down rituals. Its layered aroma and refreshing flavor make it easy to enjoy on its own or blended with favorite herbs like chamomile, mint, or lemon balm. Whether steeped into a warm mug, poured over ice during warmer months, or tucked into homemade herbal preparations, this Tulsi herbal tea brings a familiar touch to everyday herbal traditions.

Traditional Herbal Ways

  • Brew as a warm or iced Tulsi herbal tea
  • Blend with chamomile, peppermint, or lemon balm
  • Infuse into herbal honeys, syrups, or vinegars
  • Add to loose-leaf tea blends and botanical recipes
  • Use in homemade bath soaks or fragrant herbal steams
  • Keep stocked in the pantry for everyday herbal preparations

✨ Pro Tip: Try blending Tulsi with dried lemon peel and mint for a bright farmhouse-style iced herbal tea during warmer weather.

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Size

Herbs are legally sold by the ounce but often we get asked how many cups are in a bag.

This herb has an approximate average of 18 cups per pound.

Cut & sifted Tulsi leaf can be:

  • Steeped on its own for a bright, earthy, and minty tea
  • Combined with citrus peel or ginger in wellness blends
  • Infused into oils for use in apothecary salves or massage oils
  • Added to potpourri or sachets for a fresh, herbal aroma

Store in an airtight container away from temperature extremes and sunlight.

Leaf

For culinary and tea use. Consult a qualified healthcare provider before use if pregnant, nursing, or taking medications. Avoid excessive or long-term use without professional guidance.

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