1. Boldo (Herbal infusion)
Why now
- Shares its digestive comfort character.
- Flavor notes in common: earthy.
- Also a herbal infusion and caffeine-free — it fits the exact same moments.
How to brew
If you don't have it
Any of the other picks on this page covers similar ground.
Tea fact
Boldo is endemic to Chile; its name comes from Mapuche. Indigenous peoples used it before Spanish colonization, and it's often mixed with yerba mate in South America.
If you're looking for "something similar to Nettle", try Boldo.