Bach mint herb, cut, conventional

Name: Bach mint herb, cut, conventional
Brand: JURA Naturheilmittel GmbH
Price: 6.95 EUR
Availability: InStock

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€6,95

€13,90 / 100g

28 cents per cup

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Content: 50 g

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Description

What is Jura Bach mint herb, cut 50g?

Bach mint herb, also known as the mild sister of peppermint, originates from the tradition of Hildegard von Bingen.

Without menthol, it is less sharp and particularly pleasant in taste. Perfect for a gentle, aromatic tea.

Why choose this Bach mint herb, cut?

100% pure and without additives – highest quality guaranteed.
Gently cut and packaged to preserve natural properties.
A plant passed down in the teachings of Hildegard with a long history of use.

Product properties:

Bach mint – a plant described in Hildegard's writings with a rich tradition.
Ideal for people who are sensitive to menthol.
Versatile in use: as a tea, in blends, or for external application.

Frequently Asked Questions – Bach Mint Herb: Location, Taste & Infusion

Where Bach mint grows and how it differs from other mints.

Where does water mint grow?

As the name suggests, along streams, ditches and wet meadows. It belongs to the water mints and requires permanently moist locations. In the writings of Hildegard von Bingen, it is listed among the described herbs.

How does water mint taste compared to other mints?

Distinctly more herbaceous and less mentholated than peppermint, with a slightly earthy note. Compared to the pennyroyal mint from our range, it is the milder of the two.

How do I brew bach mint herb?

Pour hot water over approximately 2 g per cup and let it steep covered for 5 to 7 minutes. Covering keeps the essential oils in the infusion. From 50 g you get around 25 cups.

Can I use water mint in the kitchen?

Yes, sparingly — it goes well with yogurt sauces, cucumber salad, and lamb dishes. Because it is milder than peppermint, it is less likely to overpower other ingredients.