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Té Supremo Boldo

Té Supremo Boldo

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Best by

Dec 01, 2030 (Est.)

Country of origin

Chile

Net weight

0.85 oz (24 g)

Herb

Boldo

Te Supremo Boldo – Traditional Chilean Herbal Tea (20 Tea Bags / 24g)

Te Supremo Boldo is a classic Chilean herbal infusion made from boldo leaves, one of the most widely consumed herbal teas in Chile. It brews a strong, earthy cup with a distinct herbal aroma that many Chileans associate with everyday home tea rituals.

Commonly enjoyed after meals or in the evening, boldo tea is a staple in Chilean kitchens and is often rotated with other traditional herbs like manzanilla, menta, and cedrón. This box includes 20 tea bags (24g total), making it easy to prepare a consistent cup every time. To discover more traditional Chilean herbal teas, browse our full tea collection.

Why You’ll Love It

  • Traditional Chilean boldo leaf herbal infusion
  • Strong, earthy flavor with a distinctive herbal profile
  • Popular everyday tea in Chilean households
  • Convenient 20 tea bags per box (24g total)

How to Enjoy

Steep 1 tea bag in hot water for 5–7 minutes. Enjoy plain or lightly sweetened. Often served after meals or as part of an evening tea routine.

About Supremo

Supremo has been part of Chilean tea culture since 1875, offering classic black teas and traditional herbal infusions that are widely enjoyed across Chile.

Quick answers
What is boldo tea?
A traditional Chilean herbal infusion made from boldo leaves, known for a strong, earthy herbal character.
Does it have caffeine?
It’s an herbal infusion (boldo leaves, not tea leaves), so it’s caffeine-free.
How do I brew it for the best flavor?
Use 1 tea bag per 8 oz / 240 mL of hot water and steep 5–7 minutes.
What does it taste like?
Strong, earthy, and distinctly herbal—more robust than manzanilla or mint.
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