Never again, I swear! The perfect remedy for overdoing it.
Honestly this is a delicious tea and there is no reason it can't be one of your favourites even if you didn't overdo it.
Light tomato notes, ginger to soothe and hints of sweet beet. Actually let’s add a dash of vodka...
From the Supplier:
Your head pounds like a grandfather clock. Your throat's as dry as the Gobi desert. You shiver like an arctic explorer. You get the picture.you have a hangover. Many of us have had them, none of us enjoy them. In fact, throughout history people have hated hangovers so much, they've gone to great lengths to get rid of them. After a night on the town, ancient Assyrians ate a concoction of ground bird's beaks and myrrh. In Europe during the Middle Ages, doctors recommended a not-so-pleasant breakfast of eel and bitter almonds. (Don't worry, it gets worse.) In Mongolia, hangover sufferers ate pickled sheep's eyes. No thanks.
Thankfully, we've got a hangover remedy that won't turn your stomach anymore than it already is. We experimented with select herbs, spices and dried vegetables until we found a blend that was as delicious as it was soothing. The result, Hangover Helper offers calming herbal notes, vitamins and a spicy blast of flavor to really the edge off.
Now, just in case you're wondering, we didn't mention the other traditional hangover cure up above.the ol' hair of the dog. In case that's the cure you're going for, this blend is actually quite spectacular brewed hot or over ice with a splash of vodka added. Think of it as a tea-based Bloody Mary. Good luck!