From Farm To Cup
Thoughtfully grown, harvested, and hand-crafted from the land. Pure, freshly dried herbs designed to support your body, mind, and spirit.
SAMAD HERBAL TEAS
Grown with intention. Processed by hand. Brewed with purpose.
Samad Herbal Teas are grown, harvested, and hand-processed on our farm in Bloomfield, Connecticut and from trusted farm partners in the Northeast — bringing you the full healing power of whole herbs in their most vibrant, natural form.
True sufficiency comes from our Creator, through the earth,
through our hands, and through the healing gifts He has placed in every one of His Creations.
WHAT WE OFFER
Explore Our standard 7 Teas
All herbs are grown, dried, and hand-processed with care by Samad Gardens Initiative LLC and trusted farm partners.
Why Samad Herbal Teas
Processed, Not Milled
Every herb in your cup begins in the field — tended with care, harvested at peak potency, and processed by hand.
Medicine You Can Trust
Grown With Purpose
Every herb in your cup begins in our family farm in Bloomfield, CT — tended with care, harvested at peak potency, and processed entirely by hand.
Every herb in your cup begins in our family farm in Bloomfield, CT — tended with care, harvested at peak potency, and processed by hand.
OUR VALUE
WHAT WE OFFER
The Difference Is in the Details
From seed to cup, our herbs are carefully grown, harvested, and processed to preserve their full potency, flavor, and healing properties.
Unlike mass-produced teas, our herbs are never over-processed. We use careful hand-processing techniques such as hand-garbling through a screen rather than milling through a machine, to preserve color, aroma, and medicinal compounds, delivering a richer, more effective herbal experience.
What you see, smell, and taste is the plant in its highest expression.
WHAT WE OFFER
Seasonal Blends
These blends are ONLY available seasonally - get them while they are here!
Spring
Spring Back
Peppermint
Summer
Mullein Apple Mint
Lemongrass
Fall
Chocolate Mint
Seasonal Support
Winter
Breathe Easy
Winter Wellness
BREWING GUIDE
How to Brew your Tea
Samad herbal teas are looseleaf teas that require
a tea ball, strainer, empty tea bags, or other type of infuser.
1
For an 8 oz For an 8 oz cup of tea, place 1-2 tsp of herbs into a strainer or infuser of choice. (For mints and stronger flavors, use 1 tsp; for subtler teas use 2 tsp). For a ½ gallon pitcher, steep ½ cup herbs.
2
Bring water to just under boiling in a separate kettle or saucepan. (You can boil the water, then turn off heat).
3
Pour the hot water over the leaves and allow the medicine to infuse 10 minutes or more.
4
Enjoy! Or, once cooled to room temperature, put the tea in the fridge for a refreshing herbal drink. Pour segment of the tea into an ice cube tray for a potent herbal iced tea.
Available at select retail and farm store locations throughout Connecticut. Each of our partners shares our commitment to community, local agriculture, and conscious living.
Find Samad Near You
Mercado Popular
22 Orange St, Hartford, CT
Tuesday – Saturday: 11:30 am – 7:00 pm
Closed Sunday & Monday
The Handmade Hub
86 Main St, Middletown, CT
Mon - Sun 10-5 pm
Auerfarm 4-H Farm & Education Center
Monday – Sunday: 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
158 Auerfarm Rd, Bloomfield, CT
M-F 10-4pm
Closed Sundays
Old Bishop Farm Store
500 S Meriden Rd, Cheshire, CT
Tues - Sunday
8 am - 7 pm
Closed Monday
The Lucky Gut Collective
10 Wilcox St, Simsbury, CT
Monday – Sunday:
8:30 am – 5:30 pm
WHAT WE OFFER
Holcomb Farm Store
111 Simsbury Rd, West Granby, CT
Open Seasonally June - November
Monday - Saturday 10-6 pm
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🍵 Visit us at our Summer Markets! 🍵
Find us at our Regular Markets and try a freshly brewed hot tea sample of the week!
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??🤏 These markets DOUBLE SNAP benefts. That means for every dollar taken off your EBT card, you will have two dollars to spend on quality, locally grown produce and food products, including our herbal teas. Spread the word about this amazing program and support your farmers markets!
All Upcoming Market Dates
OCTOBER
10/31 Ellington Farmer’s Market, Saturday 9-12 pm, 72 Maple St, Ellington CT
NOVEMBER
11/7 Cityseed Wooster Square Market, Saturday 9-1 pm, 511 Chapel St, New Haven, CT
11/8 Coventry Farmers Market, Sunday 10-1 pm, Nathan Hale Homestead 2299 South St, Coventry, CT
11/15 Coventry Farmers Market, Sunday 10-1 pm, Nathan Hale Homestead 2299 South St, Coventry, CT
11/21 Ellington Farmer's Market, Saturday 9-12 pm, Ellington High School (Indoors) 37 Maple St, Ellington, CT
11/21 Storrs Farmer's Market, Saturday 3-5 pm, UConn Ratcliffe Hicks Arena, 1380 Storrs Rd, Unit 4090, Storrs, CT
DECEMBER
12/5 Ellington Farmer's Market, Saturday 9-12 pm, Ellington High School, 37 Maple St, Ellington CT
12/5 Storrs Farmer's Market, Saturday 3-5 pm, UConn Ratcliffe Hicks Arena, 1380 Storrs Rd, Unit 4090, Storrs, CT
12/6 Kol Haverim Holiday Market, Sunday 10-2:30 pm, Congregation Kol Haverim, 1079 Hebron Ave, Glastonbury, CT
12/12 Cityseed Winter Market, Saturday 9-1 pm, Conte West School Gymnasium, 511 Chapel St, New Haven, CT
12/19 Ellington Farmer's Market, Saturday 9-12 pm, Ellington High School, 37 Maple St, Ellington CT
12/19 Storrs Farmer's Market, Saturday 3-5 pm, UConn Ratcliffe Hicks Arena, 1380 Storrs Rd, Unit 4090, Storrs, CT
12/19 Night Holiday Market Pop up at the Bean, Saturday 6-9 pm, The Bean 226 Broad St, Windsor, CT
SAMAD HERBAL TEAS