The Tea Leaf
Herbal Linden Flower
$11.50
The Tea Leaf
Herbal Linden Flower
$11.50
Germany
Germany. Cut Leaves. Sweet lovely hints of cherry and mandarins. Smooth fruity finish. Light cup with hints of sunrise yellow. Linden is often said to be an antispasmodic, a sedative remedy that can relieve tension and sinus pressure. The plant contains tannins, volatile oils and flavanoids that help improve circulation. Dry cup.Somewhat herbaceous, with hints of sweet licorice. In many parts of Europe, particularly Eastern, Linden tea is still regularly served after meals.
Bring water to a boil. 1 tsp per 6 oz cup. Infuse up to 5-10 minutes.
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