This herbal tea mixture brings you balance and harmony. The taste of melissa, lime blossom and lavender helps your mind to relax. Best to enjoy half an hour before going to bed.
Preparation:
For the preparation of Bergila herbal teas dash the herbs with 90°C hot water (leave water standing for one minute after boiling). For one cup you need one teaspoon of loose herbs. Leave the tea to draw for 5 to 8 minutes. The longer the tea is left to draw, the more intense the bitter compounds come out and the more color will develop. Cover up the tea while leaving it to draw to avoid the evaporation of the essential oils.
Ingredients:
melissa*, mallow*, lime blossom*, hillary mint*, lavender*, cornflower*
*organic cultivation
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