What is Air Tea?
Warm Air Extraction
Air Tea Kettle offers a faster, more potent way to enjoy your favorite herbs. Unlike traditional tea, this purpose-built device gently warms delicate flowers and herbs to the perfect temperature, releasing relaxing vapor that you inhale for immediate effects.
Say goodbye to the flavorless, stale, tea bags full of microplastics. With Air Tea, you get both the delicious flavor and powerful benefits of pure, dry herbs.
When you’re ready to experience the flavors and potent benefits of vaporized herbs, try Air Tea Kettle and elevate your wellness routine.
Experience Herbs Like Never Before
Traditional Tea, Elevated
For centuries, tea has been prepared by steeping leaves in hot water. While comforting, this method is surprisingly inefficient—only a fraction of the plant’s powerful phytochemicals make it into the cup.
When drinking tea the beneficial compounds must pass through your digestive system. This is a slow process with low absorption and diminishes the tea’s potential benefits.
The Air Tea Kettle was designed to gently warm-air extract delicate, aromatic, organic herbs, such as lavender (Lavandula angustifolia), chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla), rose (Rosa damascena), lemon balm (Melissa officinalis), mint (Mentha), mugwort (Artemisia vulgaris), and damiana (Turnera diffusa).
Cultivate Wellness Through Mindfulness
Unlock Relaxation
When herbs are infused into water, the most delicate monoterpenes, essential oils, are released into the air via steam. When the infused water, tea, is consumed, the remaining phytochemicals need to pass through the entire digestive system before they are released into the bloodstream. This can take hours.
Air Tea provides a much quicker relaxation experience. By gently releasing the essential oils with warm air, they can be inhaled and their natural properties enjoyed right away.
The components of herbs that relax the nervous system are called “nervines.” Most nervines come from a group of phytochemicals called terpenes. Specifically, many are monoterpenes, single molecules that are very light and float through the air. These monoterpenes are known as “essential oils” in common vernacular. The size and weight of monoterpenes allow them to cross the blood-brain barrier, acting immediately upon our nervous system.