Same Fruit, Opposite Moods: Piña Guayusa vs. Pineapple Purp
Piña Guayusa and Pineapple Purp both start with pineapple, but one is a high-caffeine focus blend and the other is a caffeine-free calming blend that shifts color from blue-purple to pink.
Piña Guayusa and Pineapple Purp both start with pineapple, but one is a high-caffeine focus blend and the other is a caffeine-free calming blend that shifts color from blue-purple to pink.
This year, we’re giving a holiday classic a full Moody Teas glow-up. Our Transcendence Coquito keeps all the creamy, coconut-rich nostalgia of the original, but layers in the grounding warmth of rooibos, the uplifting clarity of mint, and the dreamy icy-blue hue of butterfly pea flower. Whether you’re mixing the zero-proof version or the rum-infused…
Butterfly pea flower isn’t just a pretty blue tea — it’s a natural wonder packed with antioxidants, adaptogens, and color-changing magic. Here’s how it works, why it matters, and where to steep your own transformation.