Linden Tea 50 GR

Historically, linden has been called the 'Nectar of Kings' due to its widespread use for medicinal purposes. Its name in the literature is Tilia. It is a tall tree that blooms whitish-yellow in color and fragrant flowers between June and August. In summer, when it is in flower, it is collected and dried. In addition to its medicinal use, linden tea is also known for its pleasant aroma.

The medical history of linden dates back to ancient times. Namely, it is known that it was used in Medieval Europe and by the Indians with its calming properties. There is also information that linden tea was used to calm soldiers during the Second World War. HOW TO USE: 1 cup of boiling water should be poured over a mixture of dried linden flowers and leaves in the amount of a teaspoon and infused for 10 minutes, after which it should be consumed. You can consume it by brewing it in a French press. Also, cold infusion of linden blossom can quench thirst on hot summer days with an invigorating effect.