Wild picking tea

With this blend of, among others, licorice plants, elderberries, and pine needles, you can momentarily escape your daily activities. This delightful earthy mix evokes thoughts of the forest. The scent of leaves, wood, and moss. Can you already hear the rustling of the leaves and the birds? There's a good chance you'll encounter the licorice plant and elderberries during your wild picking walk as you stroll through the pine forest with your group.

Tip! You can drink this tea warm or cold with an ice cube in the summer.

Did you know that this tea is also good for your respiratory system? Tea with, among other things, pine needles contains a lot of vitamins A and C. It is used for asthma, persistent cough, corona, bronchitis, and sore throat. Pine needle tea also acts as a diuretic and has a positive effect on the nervous system.

Recipe: For a cup of tea from this blend, you need 1 teaspoon of tea, and for a pot of tea, 1 tablespoon of tea. Let your tea steep for 5-8 minutes and enjoy.