Linden tea - honey tea, certified organic nordic herbal tea
Nordic Linden Flower: Natural Honey-Sweet Herbal Tea
Experience the gentle sweetness of Nordic Linden flowers, harvested during a brief seven-day annual bloom in pristine Northern European meadows. This golden-hued infusion offers a naturally honey-like flavor profile, creating a soothing and delicate tea experience. Hand-picked from wild Nordic forests where herbs grow more concentrated, each flower is carefully dried using natural sun and wind, preserving its authentic qualities and therapeutic compounds.
The tea presents a light, floral character with subtle honey undertones, making it perfect for afternoon relaxation or evening wind-down. Its gentle sweetness requires no additional sweeteners, allowing you to enjoy its pure, natural taste.
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Brewing Instructions
Hot Brew: Pre-warm cup, add one bag, pour near-boiling water. Steep 5-7 minutes.
Cold Infusion: Place bag in cold water, shake 20 seconds, brew 8-10 minutes. Stays fresh up to 8 hours.
Enjoy Blossom Tea morning to midday, White Night Tea in evenings. Store in cool, dry place. Compost used bags within 30-60 days.
Wild-Harvested Nordic Herbs
Blossom Tea contains: Echinacea, Calendula, Peppermint, Fireweed, Cornflower, Cowslip, and Oregano.
White Night Tea features: Wild raspberry leaves, Wild blackcurrant leaves, Jasmine, Lady's mantle, Peppermint, and Bedstraw.
All herbs are hand-picked from Nordic meadows and forests, ensuring optimal potency and purity.
Natural Wellness Benefits
Blossom Tea acts as an energizing morning blend, offering balanced vitality. Echinacea supports immune function while peppermint aids digestion and mental clarity.
White Night Tea promotes evening relaxation. Wild raspberry and blackcurrant leaves provide antioxidants, complemented by peppermint's digestive properties.
Both caffeine-free blends suit those reducing stimulant intake or seeking natural alternatives for any-time enjoyment.
Heritage of Natural Healing
Red clover holds deep roots in traditional medicine across continents. Native American healers prized it as a blood purifier and respiratory tonic. European herbalists incorporated it into treatments for skin health and hormonal balance. In Celtic tradition, red clover was considered a protective herb, believed to ward off negative energies. While its historical use in alternative cancer treatments in the 19th century sparked interest, modern research focuses on its proven benefits for cardiovascular and hormonal health.
