Rosemary: Benefits, Taste, and How to Steep It
More than a cooking herb. Learn how rosemary supports hair, digestion, and focus.
Meet the ingredient
What is Rosemary ?
Rosemary (Salvia rosmarinus) is an herb native to the Mediterranean and belongs to the mint family. It has pine-like needles and is commonly used in cooking and traditional wellness practices. Rosemary is enjoyed as a natural wellness remedy because it is rich in antioxidants and has properties that support hair health among other benefits.
- OriginMediterranean
- FlavorBold & Savory
- Herbal tea Caffeine free
- White tea Low caffeine
- Green tea Low caffeine
- Black tea Medium caffeine
- Matcha High caffeine
Levels are typical; steep time and leaf amount change them.
Caffeine
Rosemary is naturally caffeine free!
Steep the herb by itself or mix with other herbs.
Taste
What does Rosemary taste like?
Rosemary has a bold and savory flavor that is often compared to pine. Rosemary tea can be enjoyed by itself or blended with other herbs. We recommend mixing rosemary with a citrusy herb like lemon balm or a minty herb like peppermint.
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Bold
Bold teas make themselves known. Full bodied, deeply colored, and strong enough to stand up to milk, sugar, or a hectic morning without thinning out. These are the cups that carry weight, in flavor and in caffeine, and they're the reason most people fell for tea in the first place.
Savory
Savory teas taste like the kitchen rather than the candy jar. Toasted grain and fresh garden herbs give these cups real substance and aroma. Comforting without any sweetness, and a genuine surprise for anyone who thinks tea has to be delicate.
Making the tea
Steep Rosemary tea like this...
Heat
Boil fresh, filtered water.
- Heat
- Measure
- Steep
- Remove
- Enjoy
Where to buy
Where can I buy Rosemary Tea?
Organic Rosemary can be found online or in stores. You can also shop our Organic Rosemary here at Full Leaf. We’re USDA certified organic, and our products are vegan and free from GMO’s.


