Balsam-Fennel Tea

Name: Balsam-Fennel Tea
Brand: JURA Naturheilmittel GmbH
Price: 8.95 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (4 reviews)

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€8,95

€11,19 / 100g

18 cents per cup

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Content: 80 g

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45 years of experience

In the production of Hildegard natural products

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Hildegard Original

Original preparations according to Dr. Hertzka

Description

Find calm naturally – Discover the Balsam-Fennel Tea

The Balsam-Fennel Tea is a blend of balsam herb and fennel herb, inspired by the traditions of Hildegard von Bingen. The tea is made from high-quality ingredients. Your moment to switch off.

Why choose the Hildegard Balsam-Fennel Tea?

The Hildegard Balsam-Fennel Tea is distinguished by its special combination of herbs rooted in centuries-old traditions. A natural choice for those who value traditional Hildegard recipes. Herbal artistry for your time out.

Product features:

Balsam herb and fennel herb – plants described in Hildegard's writings with a rich tradition.
Ideal for regular use.
Natural and free from chemical additives.
Lean back. Arrive. Enjoy.

Inhaltsstoffe

Ingredients: 75% fennel herb, 25% organic balsam herb

Frequently Asked Questions – Balsam Fennel Tea: Balsam Herb, Taste & Steeping Time

Which second plant is in the tea and how it shapes the taste.

What is costmary?

Costmary (Tanacetum balsamita) is also known as Bible leaf or alecost. It is a member of the daisy family with silvery-green leaves and was a staple of medieval monastery gardens. The name refers to the balsamic fragrance of the leaves.

What does the balsam fennel tea taste like?

The sweetness of fennel meets the bitter-minty note of the balsam herb. The result is more spicy and less sweet than pure fennel tea. Those who find plain fennel too mild will love this.

How long should I let the balsam fennel tea steep?

About 2 g per cup and 8 minutes covered. The longer it steeps, the more pronounced the balsam herb becomes and the more bitter the infusion — those who prefer it milder should strain after five minutes.

What distinguishes the balsam fennel tea from the organic version?

The formula is the same — the difference lies in the cultivation of the raw materials. The organic version bears the control number DE-ÖKO-006 and comes from certified cultivation. In terms of taste, there is no difference between the two.