Happy Times Tisane 50g - Mélange qui élève l'humeur et l'esprit

Happy Times Herbal Tea • Citrus Herbs, Spice & Traditional Botanicals

The personality of Happy Times comes from its unusually broad mixture of herbs.

It is not simply a Lemon Balm or St John’s Wort tea.

Fresh citrus notes sit beside Rosemary, warming Cinnamon and Star Anise, while Liquorice Root provides sweetness and the more bitter herbs add depth.

This makes it especially suited to drinkers who enjoy more traditional, layered herbal infusions rather than delicate floral teas.

St John’s Wort

St John’s Wort has a long history in European herbal traditions and is one of the most recognisable ingredients in the blend.

It is also the ingredient that deserves the most careful safety attention.

St John’s Wort can interact with a wide range of medicines and may affect how some medicines work.

For that reason, this tea should not be treated as an everyday wellness drink for everyone simply because it is herbal.

If you take prescription or over-the-counter medicines, check with a pharmacist, doctor or suitably qualified healthcare professional before using the blend.

Lemon Balm, Lemon Verbena & Rosemary

Lemon Balm and Lemon Verbena contribute much of the fresher aromatic character.

Both bring a bright herbal-citrus quality that helps balance the more bitter ingredients.

Rosemary adds a sharper green note and works particularly well alongside the warming spice of Cinnamon.

Together, these herbs give the infusion a livelier character without making medical claims about mood, concentration or stress.

Cinnamon, Star Anise & Liquorice Root

Cinnamon and Star Anise provide the warmer side of the blend.

Their familiar spice notes make the tea feel fuller and more rounded, while Liquorice Root introduces natural sweetness.

Liquorice Root is another ingredient that warrants sensible caution.

Frequent or high intake of liquorice may not be appropriate for everyone, particularly people with certain health conditions or those taking particular medicines.

The Other Botanicals

Woodruff, Blessed Thistle and Motherwort add a more traditional European herbal dimension.

They also mean this is a relatively complex formulation rather than a simple everyday tea.

Traditional herbal use should not be taken as evidence that these ingredients treat low mood, anxiety, stress or other health conditions.

How to Prepare

Brew according to the current product packaging or supplied preparation instructions.

Because this blend contains different types of plant material, gently mixing the dry tea before measuring can help distribute the ingredients more evenly.

Use freshly boiled water and adjust strength within the manufacturer’s directions.

Longer steeping will usually produce a stronger and more bitter herbal character.

A Simple Positive-Day Ritual

Happy Times can be enjoyed as part of a short daytime pause.

Prepare the tea, step away from work or screens for a few minutes and focus on one practical thing that would make the rest of the day feel more manageable or enjoyable.

A simple question might be:

What small thing would improve today?

The tea does not create positivity by itself, but the ritual can provide a useful moment for attention and reset.

Quick FAQs

What herbs are in Happy Times Tea?
Woodruff, Lemon Balm, St John’s Wort, Blessed Thistle, Rosemary, Motherwort, Lemon Verbena, Cinnamon, Liquorice Root and Star Anise.

How much is included?
50g.

What does it taste like?
Herbal and citrusy with warming spice, gentle bitterness and natural sweetness from Liquorice Root.

Does it contain St John’s Wort?
Yes.

Can I drink it while taking medication?
Do not assume so. St John’s Wort can interact with many medicines. Check with a pharmacist or healthcare professional before use if you take medication.

Is it caffeine free?
No caffeine-containing ingredient is listed in the supplied formulation. Always check the current label in case the recipe changes.

Does it treat depression or low mood?
No. This tea should not be presented as a treatment for depression, anxiety, stress or other mental health conditions.

Can I drink it during pregnancy or breastfeeding?
Do not assume this blend is suitable. It contains several botanicals requiring caution, including St John’s Wort and Motherwort. Seek appropriate professional advice before use.

Where is it made?
It is hand-blended in the United Kingdom.

Care & Caution

Store tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from moisture and strong odours.

This blend contains St John’s Wort, which has significant potential for interactions with medicines. Seek advice from a pharmacist, doctor or appropriately qualified healthcare professional before use if you take medication.

Because the formula also contains Motherwort, Liquorice Root and several other active botanicals, seek appropriate advice before use during pregnancy or breastfeeding, for young children, or if you are living with a medical condition.

Always check the current ingredient label before use and discontinue if you experience an adverse reaction.

Please Note

Traditional associations with positivity, emotional balance, resilience or uplifting the spirit describe the historical and cultural context of the herbs and the intended character of the blend.

Happy Times Herbal Tea is not a treatment for depression, anxiety, stress, fatigue or another medical condition.