Home Organic herbal tea Cassis Blackcurrant Drainage Joint, 20g

Sold Out

Organic herbal tea Cassis Blackcurrant Drainage Joint, 20g Herbal Tea Happy Plantes Tisan - infusion.organic
Organic herbal tea Cassis Blackcurrant Drainage Joint, 20g Herbal Tea Happy Plantes Tisan - infusion.organic
Organic herbal tea Cassis Blackcurrant Drainage Joint, 20g Herbal Tea Happy Plantes Tisan - infusion.organic
Organic herbal tea Cassis Blackcurrant Drainage Joint, 20g Herbal Tea Happy Plantes Tisan - infusion.organic
Organic herbal tea Cassis Blackcurrant Drainage Joint, 20g Herbal Tea Happy Plantes Tisan - infusion.organic
Organic herbal tea Cassis Blackcurrant Drainage Joint, 20g Herbal Tea Happy Plantes Tisan - infusion.organic
1 of 3


Organic herbal tea Cassis Blackcurrant Drainage Joint, 20g

Organic Blackcurrant Leaf Tea (Ribes nigrum)

Derived from carefully selected blackcurrant leaves, this herbal infusion presents a distinctive aromatic profile characterized by deep herbaceous notes and subtle fruit undertones. Each leaf undergoes meticulous processing to preserve its natural compounds, including flavonoids, anthocyanins, and vitamin C. The leaves are harvested at peak maturity and dried using traditional methods to maintain optimal potency.

This caffeine-free herbal tea offers a rich, full-bodied infusion with a naturally sweet finish and complex flavor profile. The leaves are processed without artificial additives or preservatives, ensuring a pure and authentic tea experience.

Sale price €5,10

Notify me when available

Register to receive a notification when this item comes back in stock.

Add to Wishlist Add to Compare

France 4-6 Days <49€ Free
Europe 6-10 Days <59€ Free
International 8-12 Days <70€ Free

Return within 14 days of purchase.

Guarantee Safe Checkout

Visa
Mastercard
American Express
Apple Pay
Revolut

Technical Specifications

Botanical Information:

  • Scientific Name: Ribes nigrum
  • Plant Family: Grossulariaceae
  • Part Used: Leaves
  • Harvest Season: Late spring to early summer

Processing Method:

  • Traditional air-drying technique
  • Temperature-controlled environment
  • Moisture content: Less than 12%
  • Particle size: Whole leaf

Quality Markers:

  • Certified organic production
  • Heavy metal tested
  • Microbiological analysis completed
  • Standardized active compounds

Preparation and Usage Guidelines

Brewing Instructions:

  • Water Temperature: 95°C/203°F
  • Steeping Time: 5-10 minutes
  • Dosage: 1-2 teaspoons per cup
  • Recommended: 2-3 servings daily

Storage Requirements:

  • Store in airtight container
  • Keep in cool, dry place
  • Protect from direct sunlight
  • Avoid moisture exposure

Safety Considerations:

  • Consult healthcare provider if pregnant or nursing
  • Monitor for individual sensitivity
  • Observe recommended dosage

Traditional and Modern Benefits

Blackcurrant leaf tea has demonstrated significant therapeutic potential through its rich composition of bioactive compounds:

  • Antioxidant Support: Contains high levels of polyphenols and flavonoids that help neutralize free radicals and support cellular health
  • Anti-inflammatory Properties: Natural compounds help modulate inflammatory responses in the body
  • Digestive Health: Traditional use supports healthy digestion and gastrointestinal comfort
  • Cardiovascular Support: Flavonoids contribute to maintaining healthy blood vessel function
  • Immune System: Rich in vitamin C and other immune-supporting compounds
  • Respiratory Health: Traditional applications include supporting respiratory wellness

Key Active Compounds:

  • Anthocyanins
  • Proanthocyanidins
  • Quercetin derivatives
  • Vitamin C
  • Essential minerals

Cultural Heritage and Traditional Use

Blackcurrant leaves hold a significant place in European herbal traditions, particularly in regions where the plant naturally thrives. For centuries, communities across Northern and Eastern Europe have integrated blackcurrant leaf tea into their traditional wellness practices.

In Russian folk medicine, blackcurrant leaves were often combined with other herbs to create therapeutic blends. The gathering and processing of these leaves became an important seasonal activity, with specific traditions surrounding harvest times and drying methods.

Modern interest in blackcurrant leaf tea emerged during World War II when citrus fruits became scarce in Britain. The leaves' high vitamin C content made them a valuable alternative source of this essential nutrient.