The perfect winter evening treat! A wealth of herbs, spices and freeze-dried fruits.

A winter blend of selected herbs and freeze-dried fruits of the highest quality, prepared by hand in a small Polish workshop. The recipe for this tea was created with the colder months in mind, when the wind is gusting outside the window or the frost is creaking, and everyone dreams of jumping under a blanket with a mug of excellent tea upon entering the house.

This unique combination of sweet honeysuckle, lime blossom and raspberry with the spicy-spicy notes of cinnamon and clove and the delicate acidity of lemon will delight any lover of warm, aromatic infusions. If you like your tea sweet, add a dash of your favourite honey and you will bring out a unique flavour!

What will you find inside?

- Honeysuckle gives the tea a delicate, sweet flavour that brings to mind warm and cosy moments spent by the fireplace.

- Lime leaf and lime blossom add gentleness and softness to the infusion, creating a pleasant floral note.

- Freeze-dried raspberries bring a subtle fruity flavour and delicate sweetness that perfectly complements the whole composition.

- Clove flower and cinnamon bark add a slight spiciness that enriches the taste of the blend, making it extremely aromatic and warming.

- Lemon zest breaks the flavour with a slight acidity perfectly complementing the armoire and taste of the Winter Tea

Directions for use:

FOR HEAT - Portion per cup

Pour boiling water (approx. 250ml) over a heaped teaspoon of dried fruit and allow to steep, covered, for 10 minutes. After brewing, set aside to cool for 2-3 minutes. 

We recommend brewing the mixture directly in a cup, without a brewer. Brewing covered and stirring the infusion causes the herbs to sink to the bottom of the cup. 

Tastes great with the addition of honey.

Recommended daily allowance: 3 cups.

consumption during pregnancy: no contraindication ( 1 cup / day)

consumption while breastfeeding: no contra-indication (1 cup/day)

Use by children: no contra-indication (1 cup/day)

Country of origin of the herbs: Poland

Expiry date: min. 1 month unless stated differently in the title or description