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Teas for a Girls’ Night In

Let’s be honest—nights in are the new nights out. There’s something sacred about gathering your favorite people, ditching the heels, and sinking into good conversation over beautiful food and playful drinks. And while wine tends to steal the spotlight, we’re here to make the case for tea. Yes, tea. Iced, herbal, sparkling, mood-lifting, or winding down—tea has range. And it’s made for connection.

Whether you’re planning a birthday hang, a full moon gathering, or just need a reset with your besties, here’s how to create a night that feels equal parts dreamy and intentional—with tea leading the way.


Step 1: Build the Charcuterie Board (or 3)

Charcuterie doesn’t have to mean fancy meat and cheese (though those are lovely too). We love mixing textures and flavors, and letting the board reflect everyone’s mood:

🌸 Floral & Fresh Board

Pair with: Secret Garden Mint (iced or with sparkling water + lime)

  • Herbed goat cheese
  • Cucumber ribbons
  • Edible flowers
  • Crackers or fresh baguette
  • Melon or fresh berries
  • Honeycomb or lavender honey drizzle

🍑 Sweet & Fruity Board

Pair with: Evening Peach Orchard (chilled with a peach slice and a splash of ginger ale)

  • Brie or ricotta
  • Dried apricots, figs, or dates
  • Dark chocolate squares
  • Sliced peaches or plums
  • Almonds or candied pecans

🌶️ Savory & Spiced Board

Pair with: Pear & Ginger Green Tea (iced with lemon and mint)

  • Aged cheddar or manchego
  • Roasted red pepper hummus
  • Spicy olives
  • Pita chips or seeded crackers
  • Grapes or apple slices for contrast

 

Step 2: Tea-Based Mocktails to Set the Mood

Let tea be the star of your mocktail bar—refreshing, botanical, and perfect for a girls’ night in. Add a splash of spirits if that’s your thing, or keep it alcohol-free and flavorful.

Minty Lime Fizz
Chill Secret Garden Mint tea, then add fresh lime juice, muddled mint, and a splash of sparkling water. Serve in a coupe glass with a mint sprig.

Peach Orchard Spritz
Cold brew Evening Peach Orchard, mix with peach nectar, and top with ginger ale. Garnish with a peach slice or edible flower.

Spiced Pear Cooler
Brew Pear & Ginger Green Tea, then stir in lemon juice, muddled basil, and a dash of maple syrup. Serve over ice with a basil leaf.

Each one is fresh, simple, and easy to prep ahead—just pour, garnish, and enjoy.

 

Step 3: Set the Vibe

Now that the flavors are flowing, don’t forget the sensory details that make the night feel extra:

Lighting: Go soft. Fairy lights, candles, salt lamps—anything that gives a golden, glowy feel.

Playlist: Create a mix of nostalgic girl-power anthems and slow, dreamy indie. Think Stevie Nicks to SZA.

Intention Cards or Journaling Prompts: Add handwritten cards with playful or thoughtful questions under each plate or tea glass. Example: “What’s lighting you up right now?” or “What are you learning to let go of?”

Aromatics: A simmer pot on the stove (orange peel, cinnamon, and herbs) or a diffuser with lavender or citrus can bring the space together.

 

Why Tea Works

Tea brings people together. It slows the pace, warms the body, and holds space for conversation and laughter. Unlike cocktails, it won’t crash your energy or leave you dehydrated. Instead, it invites connection—quiet or loud, deep or playful. With its herbal magic and endless mood pairings, tea is more than a beverage—it’s the thread weaving the night together.

So whether your crew is into vision boards, rom-coms, tarot, or just the cheese plate, brew a little beauty into the evening. ✨

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