Peppermint 3.5g Lemongrass 6g Wild Strawberry Leaf 4g Apple Mint 3g Holy Basil 3.5g Lemon Basil 4g Cinnamon Basil 3.5g Spearmint 3g This is a trial size collection of wild herbal teas from Western herbs. They are grown wild or cultivated in the field (without pesticides or chemical fertilizers) and dried in the sun. All of them are full of vitality and have been used as spices and medicinal herbs in the West since ancient times. They are rich in vitamins, minerals, and dietary fiber, and each seems to have unique contents and effects. Peppermint has a refreshing and invigorating feel. Among the many mints, I think it has the strongest menthol freshness. Lemongrass has a refreshing lemon scent and goes well with black tea or other teas. Its refreshing acidity can also be used in soup stock. Wild Strawberry Leaf is the leaf of wild strawberries that grow wild in the field. It has a slightly sweet and sour aroma. Apple Mint has a faint apple-like scent. It may have a unique scent that some people may not like. Tulsi/Holy Basil is a medical herb considered an elixir of immortality in India. It has less of a peculiar taste than sweet basil and has a unique aroma. Cinnamon Basil has an indescribably good aroma. It's like a sweet feeling, as if cinnamon is mixed with basil... Lemon Basil has a refreshing citrus scent that you wouldn't think is basil, and it has a gentle, ethnic taste among lemon-scented teas. Spearmint, among the many mints, I think is the most mint-like. It has a refreshing scent with a gentle sweetness added to the refreshing feeling. I think one bag is enough for about 4 or 5 cups. You can drink it by steeping or boiling it, but for those with a strong aroma, steeping may be enough. Especially for those with a strong aroma, adding a little to black tea will give it a subtle fragrance. If you don't like the taste, you can blend it with other teas or make cold tea... You can also exchange it for other teas, so please let us know your preferences in advance. Shipping will be once or twice a week, so we ask for a little extra time. (No permission required, confirmed by the health center, etc.)