Cistus Lungwort Tea

Name: Cistus Lungwort Tea
Brand: JURA Naturheilmittel GmbH
Price: 8.95 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.9 (10 reviews)

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€8,95

€17,90 / 100g

36 cents per cup

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Content: 50 g

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Description

Just take a deep breath – Discover the Cistus Lungwort Tea

The Cistus Lungwort Tea combines selected herbs into a finely balanced composition for mindful moments of enjoyment. Cistus and lungwort create a harmonious blend in the Hildegard tradition – ideal for quiet moments and small breaks in everyday life.

What makes the Cistus Lungwort Tea so special?

Finely balanced herbal blend: Cistus and lungwort in harmonious balance.
Traditionally valued: Inspired by the Hildegard teachings.
Mindful moments of enjoyment: Ideal for your daily break.
Simply sit back and enjoy

Properties of the Cistus Lungwort Tea:

Natural and free from artificial additives.
Mild-herbal, pleasant taste.
Suitable as a supplement to a mindful and balanced diet.
Warmth that comes from within.

Recommendation:

1–2 times daily, pour boiling water over 1 teaspoon of tea and let steep for 7–8 minutes. Strain and sweeten to taste. Also delicious served chilled.

Inhaltsstoffe

Ingredients: Cistus herb (Cistus incanus) 50%, Lungwort (Pulmonaria officinalis) 50%

Frequently Asked Questions – Cistus Lung Herb Tea: Plants, Preparation & Taste

Which two plants make up the tea and how to brew it.

Which two plants are in the cistus-lungwort tea?

The cistus (Cistus incanus) from the Mediterranean region and the native lungwort (Pulmonaria officinalis), a woodland plant with spotted leaves. Both are listed in the herbal books of the monastery tradition.

How do I prepare the cistus-lungwort tea?

One teaspoon per cup, pour boiling water over it and steep for 8 to 10 minutes. The cistus needs the longer steeping time to release its aroma. From 50 g you get around 25 cups.

What does the cistus-lungwort tea taste like?

Bitter and slightly resinous from the cistus, complemented by the mild, herbal note of lungwort. It has a stronger flavor than a plain leaf tea — honey rounds off the bitterness nicely.

Is cistus the same as a rose?

No, despite the name, they are not related to each other. The cistus is a shrub of the Mediterranean maquis, whose flowers only resemble roses. It belongs to its own plant family.