Armed with Knowledge

Well, things have been growing, literally! My tea herbs are happily outside now, loving the sun this afternoon. The final plans for my cart are ready for construction. I have learned a lot about business structure, taxes, and permitting. A location to store my cart, bake scones, and process tea is tentatively secured. My business plan is fairly solid, but I'll be polishing it up this week. 

All in all, Eco Jam Coffee is ready to move forward! I am thoroughly enjoying the creation of this project. Navigating "start-up" world is hard, but I have been very blessed to have found so many helpful hands. With all of the information I have learned, questions asked, and endless conversations, I feel a renewed sense of confidence! 

The next steps are the big ones. My self-imposed one date is June. Every day is a little closer! I can't wait to get more accomplished, but it all takes time. Now that I have all of the tools I need, I'm ready to dig in. Again, literally. Grow, tea, grow!

Pink Chamomile, test recipe

The first blend is formulated! It is called Pink Chamomile, super appropriately.

I love the soothing benefits of chamomile tea. It's thought to aid depression and anxiety (both of which speak directly to me). As lovely as chamomile is alone, the Eco Jam blend incorporates dehydrated strawberries and beets. The result is a brilliantly pink, summery, sweet tea. 

The primary notes fall in categories of sweet earthiness and bold fruit. This is a delicious and complex tea, that can present as a light refreshment or as a deep, mysterious, claret-colored cup. 

Soon to be available!

Love, E.