When the calming, flowery aroma of lavender is combined with the sweet, tangy tones of blueberries, something very amazing happens. It resembles striking the ideal balance between a soothing moment and a flavorful explosion.
I remember the first time I made this tea; it was a chilly afternoon, and I was craving something warm but not overpowering.
That’s when this Blueberry Lavender Tea Recipe was born, and now I’m sharing it with you! Believe me, this is the tea for you if you want something that is both soothing and revitalizing.. Plus, it’s super easy to make, no fancy tools or equipment required. Let’s dive in!
Blueberry Lavender Tea Recipe
This Blueberry Lavender Tea recipe combines the soothing scent of lavender with the delicious sweetness of blueberries and the rich flavor of black tea.
It’s a delightful drink you can enjoy hot or iced. Ready in under 10 minutes, it’s the perfect pick-me-up or wind-down.
Recipe Overview
- Prep Time: 5 minutes
- Cook Time: 5 minutes
- Cuisine: Beverage
- Course: Drinks
- Difficulty Level: Easy
- Yield: 2 cups
- Calories Per Serving: 60
Ingredients
To make this soothing and flavorful Blueberry Lavender Tea, you’ll need just a few simple ingredients:
- 2 teaspoons of loose black tea (or 2 black tea bags)
- 1 tablespoon of Monin Blueberry Concentrated Flavor
- 1 tablespoon of Monin Lavender Syrup
- 2 cups of water
- Optional: Fresh blueberries and lavender sprigs for garnish
Instructions
1. Boil The Water
First, fill a kettle or pot with two cups of water and bring it to a rolling boil.
2. Brew The Black Tea
Put the tea bags or loose black tea in a teapot. After adding the hot water, steep the tea for three to five minutes. The tea will be stronger the longer it is steeped.
3. Add The Flavor
Once your tea has brewed, stir in the Monin Blueberry Concentrated Flavor and Monin Lavender Syrup. These ingredients give the tea its delicious blueberry sweetness and calming lavender essence.
4. Strain And Serve
If you used loose tea, strain the tea into your cups. If you used tea bags, just remove them. For an extra special touch, garnish with fresh blueberries and a lavender sprig.
5. Enjoy It Your Way
This tea is perfect as is, but feel free to add honey or a splash of milk if you like a creamier texture. It’s also amazing served over ice for a refreshing summer drink!
Tips And Variations
- Make It Iced: Want a refreshing summer version? Let the tea cool and then serve it over ice with a few frozen blueberries for an extra chill factor.
- Herbal Twist: Swap out the black tea for chamomile or green tea if you want a lighter, caffeine-free version. Lavender and blueberries pair beautifully with both!
- Storage Tip: If you have leftovers, store the tea in the fridge for up to 2 days. Just make sure to strain out any loose leaves or garnishes before chilling.
How Can I Make Lavender Tea?
To create lavender tea on your own, all you need to do is steep dried lavender buds in boiling water for approximately five minutes.
You can enjoy it plain or mix in other herbs like chamomile or mint for added flavor. Lavender is a popular choice for bedtime tea blends because of its relaxing qualities!
Why Is It Called Blueberry Tea?
The term “blueberry tea” usually refers to a fruity blend where blueberries (or blueberry flavor) are the star ingredient.
It’s popular because of the natural sweetness blueberries add without needing extra sugar. Plus, blueberries are loaded with antioxidants, making this tea a flavorful and healthy option!
How Long To Infuse Lavender Tea?
I advise steeping lavender tea for approximately five minutes because too much steeping can result in a quite strong flavor.
Any longer, and the floral notes may become too intense, which could overpower the other flavors in your tea.
Is Blueberry Lavender Chamomile A Good Drink?
Absolutely! Combining blueberries, lavender, and chamomile creates a wonderfully calming and slightly sweet tea.
Chamomile’s natural sleep-inducing properties pair beautifully with the subtle sweetness of blueberries and the floral scent of lavender. It’s an ideal drink before bedtime or when you just need to unwind.
Serving Suggestions
Serve your Blueberry Lavender Tea with light, fruity snacks like lemon cookies or blueberry scones to complement the tea’s sweet, tangy flavor.
It also pairs well with a cheese platter, especially with creamy cheeses like brie or goat cheese.
Conclusion
I hope you enjoy this Blueberry Lavender Tea Recipe as much as I do! It’s the perfect drink to enjoy on a cozy afternoon or to serve at your next tea party.
If you give it a try, let me know how it turned out in the comments below, or tag me in your pictures on social media. I’d love to hear your thoughts or answer any questions!
Easy Blueberry Lavender Tea Recipe For A Relaxing Drink
Ingredients
- 2 teaspoons of loose black tea or 2 black tea bags
- 1 tablespoon of Monin Blueberry Concentrated Flavor
- 1 tablespoon of Monin Lavender Syrup
- 2 cups of water
- Optional: Fresh blueberries and lavender sprigs for garnish
Instructions
Boil The Water
- First, fill a kettle or pot with two cups of water and bring it to a rolling boil.
Brew The Black Tea
- Put the tea bags or loose black tea in a teapot. After adding the hot water, steep the tea for three to five minutes. The tea will be stronger the longer it is steeped.
Add The Flavor
- Once your tea has brewed, stir in the Monin Blueberry Concentrated Flavor and Monin Lavender Syrup. These ingredients give the tea its delicious blueberry sweetness and calming lavender essence.
Strain And Serve
- If you used loose tea, strain the tea into your cups. If you used tea bags, just remove them. For an extra special touch, garnish with fresh blueberries and a lavender sprig.
Enjoy It Your Way
- This tea is perfect as is, but feel free to add honey or a splash of milk if you like a creamier texture. It’s also amazing served over ice for a refreshing summer drink!
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