In the dark of the coming winter, as the leaves around you shed from trees, littering the ground with dead growth, there is solace to be found. Like a dryad grove amongst the blackened orange leaves of autumn, a bastion of safety for the coming darkness of the cold. These guardians of the forest, children of nature, offer you a drink to warm your bones. The winds carry a chill, winter comes for you, but in this moment, surrounded by bare trees and reddened leaves, you are safe. Content.
 
The cup contains flowers, familiar, but different, bright and floral jasmine. But no green tea. Something darker, harder. Rooibos. It brings with it notes of tobacco and earth to offset the flowery tone. It seems paired with black walnut, darkening the drink to the color of the leaves beneath your feet, delving it further into the earth in flavor and giving it a taste deeper than any jasmine you've had before. But as a grace, a light citrus-y herbish flavor comes in the tail end. Lemongrass, bright, smooth, friendly, warming. All in all, it makes for a dark, intense, floral experience sure to keep you warm, content, and safe from the coming storm of winter.