Herbal Teas

by Richard Craze and Craze

Book Overview

Author Richard Craze--also a stress management consultant--has compiled an attractive, easy-to-read volume heralding the benefits of herbal teas. Do you suffer from migraine headaches? Try feverfew.... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0762401036
• ISBN13: 9780762401031
• Release Date: January 1998
• Publisher: Running Press Book Publishers
• Length: 80 Pages
• Weight: 1.20 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 9.1" x 9.1"

Customer Reviews

Awesome Book

I absolutely love this book. I especially enjoy the detailed breakdown of each herb listed. This book is helpful and very informative. I also really like all the recipes listed. They are unique and sound amazing. If you like herbal tea, this is the book for you.

Great "Coffee Table" Book

This is a great coffee table book. It has lots of full color pictures - and it's easy to flip through. For a beginner in the world of tea - it offers good advice and really gets one motivated. It offers herb basics and some recipes, but if you're getting it for a resource book alone - don't do it. Still for the price it's an entertaining and easy to look at book - and fun even for the herbal tea lover with years of experience.

simple recipes to woo you away from manufactured herbal teas

Buying an infuser tea-pot is one of the best things I've ever done. There is nothing more satisfying than making your own clear, refreshing teas with herbs you have grown yourself. Richard Craze's book is an excellent place to start, because it's very simple. Access to ingredients and the particular nature of my own personal taste are the two barriers I normally hit when reading herbal tea books, but Craze has put together a series of simple teas with accessible ingredients that are appealing to my own tastes. His teas are new to me and interesting. He strikes just the right balance between giving you information about herbs and introducing you to new brews, he doesn't overwhelm you with information as many books do, but lets the focus remain upon the teas that he has developed. This isn't a herbal, it doesn't have reams and reams of herbal and medicinal information, consider it more a source-book, to be used to encourage and inspire you to find the teas you like best and build from them.