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Tea Garden Alpine Herbs
Tea Garden Alpine Herbs
50 g
Alpine herbs
Whether you prefer high-altitude hiking or you can' t resist the perfectly groomed ski slopes, the fresh air and pristine nature of the Alps are bound to captivate you. How about trying a mixture called Alpine herbs? It combines a variety of herbs from mountain areas with fruits that give it an unmistakable taste, and that' s why you find fennel in tea, Anise, Arrow, blackberry leaves, apple chunks, I'm not sure, ...the motherwort, thorny needle root, Cornflowers, contryhel, sage leaves, leaves of the lemon balm, whole goldenrod and gentian root. If you are still wondering how to combine herbs for tea, or just want to indulge in quality tea made from selected ingredients, this blend is made just for you.
What do you find in tea?
Due to European Commission regulations, we unfortunately cannot present the health benefits of the individual herbs in the mixture in detail. For this purpose, a separate and extensive herbarium has been created, where, if you want to learn more about herbs, the individual components are presented in more detail. Alpine Herbs selected for the mixtures:
- Fennel, which many herbalists recommend both for supporting breathing and optimizing digestion
- Anise contains a large amount of mucus that promotes expectoration
- Rosehip, which is a great source of vitamin C, minerals and rutin
- Blackberry leaves rich in tannins, minerals and vitamins
- Apple pieces giving the whole mixture a slightly sweet fruity taste
- Ergot, which folk medicine recommends for headaches and difficult coughing
- Thyme containing essential oils, tannins, resin, saponins, flavonoids and phenolic acids, thanks to which it has an antiseptic and disinfectant effect
- Thorny needle root is often used as a diuretic for urinary stones.
- Cornflower flower used for inflammatory and purulent diseases
- Kontryhel contains a full spectrum of vitamins, minerals, tannins and phytosterols
- Sage leaf has a very intense and slightly bitter taste
- Marshmallow leaves, which, due to their very high mucilage content, promote expectoration
- Goldenrod contains a large amount of flavonoid glycosides and essential oils, which is why it is used in folk medicine to treat the kidneys and urinary tract.
- Gentian root recommended by folk medicine, especially for flatulence and digestive problems
Ingredients
Fennel, Anise, Arrow, blackberry leaves, apple chunks, Medical vervain, Motherwort, The root of the Thorn Needle, Cornflowers, Contryhel, sage leaves, leaves of the Proskurnik, Goldenrod, gentian root.
Preparation
You can prepare Alpine herbs anytime, anywhere, because all you need to do is use 250 ml of boiling water for one to two teaspoons of the tea mixture and let it steep for about 5 minutes. We recommend straining the tea, adding lemon or honey and drinking it warm. Since it does not contain any stimulants, you can drink it without any worries even in the evening and if you feel like it, you can drink more cups per day.
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Great Tea Garden s.r.o., Veletržní 590/43, 170 00 Praha 7, [email protected], +420739 017 482
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