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European herbs
Europe boasts many beauties. Its diverse nature is one of them. Where else can you find so much chamomile, St. John's wort, lady's mantles or marigold? Where else was every foothill cottage full of fragrant herbage, and a grandmother who understood the language of nature better than any sage? Draw… view all
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Yarrow Bloom (Achillea Millefolium) – Herb
You've definitely seen this one. Yarrow blooms with white or pinkish flowers and has many benefits, whether you add it to a bath or enjoy it as a lovely drink. It's no coincidence that this is one of the most widely used herbs when even the mythical Achilles bet his vitality on it – so much so that it inherited his name in Latin: Achillea.
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Dandelion Leaves (Taraxacum Officinale) – Herb
Dandelions. Some hate to see them riddling their flower gardens, others look for them wherever they can. Now, you can enjoy them whenever and wherever you want. So-called lion's tooth leaves not only have anti-inflammatory properties, but also support your liver, digestion and urinary tract – which also means they can help flush all the bad stuff from your body.
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Plantain Leaf (Plantago Lanceolata) – Herb
This flowering herb has earned many folk names. Ribleaf, lamb's tongue, buckhorn, or just plaintain. It's a perennial plant with long, veined leaves that grow in rosettes. It contains important mucilaginous substances, silicic and citric acid, enzymes, vitamin C, zinc and coumarins. What can it do for you? For example, it can support your intestinal tract and liver, microbiome and respiratory tract.
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Malotira – Greek Mountain Tea
Sideritis scardica is a small herb found in the Mediterranean, the Balkans and the Carpathians. It is said to have been used by the ancient soldiers to heal battle wounds. Today, the plant is an endangered species, so don't pick it in the wild. Instead, treat yourself to this Greek mountain tea. It comes from a certified farmer and won't put you at risk of heavy fines, pesticides or heavy metals – quite the opposite.
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Organic Fenugreek (Trigonella Foenum-graecum) – Powder
Fenugreek seeds are part of curry spice mixes or chutneys. By themselves, they have been prescribed by folk healers for centuries. Fenugreek powder can be added to drinks or dishes. It will relieve coughs or flatulence and help during recovery. However, it is more often used externally, to remedy inflammation and dental complications.
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Verbena (Herba Verbenae) – Herb
Make a cup of tea from verbena. It has a bitter, slightly astringent taste and contains tannins and certain alkaloids. You will appreciate it after a hard day when you need to restore energy and wind down.
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Goldenrod (Solidago virgaurea) – Herb
This tall herb with distinctive golden flowers attracts the attention of more than just the casual passer-by. Herbalists know the wonders of goldenrod tea and use it to support the normal function of the urinary tract.
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Pink Rosebuds – Herb
In Greek mythology, roses are a symbol of purity and love. For you, they can represent well-being and afternoon relaxation. You only need a teapot, a cup, hot water and a handful of rose buds – this little ritual will help you regain your footing on a busy day without stealing your time. This tea has a delicate floral scent that helps calm the body and mind alike. Have a little treat to go along with it and wave bad mood goodbye.
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Mallow Bloom (Malva Mauritiana) – Herb
One word: Beautiful. That's exactly what you'll think when you add this treasure into your teapot. The beautifully colored dried flowers are perhaps too much to sacrifice for the infusion, but trust us, your body will thank you for it. And not only that, immediately after covering them in hot water, you will be in for a really big surprise, so don't hesitate to try it out.
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Coltsfoot (Tussilago Farfara) – Herb
Its home is inhospitable, yet it’s incredibly rich – in vitamins and minerals. Besides zinc and potassium, these yellow flowers contain flavonoids, essential oils, plant mucilage, tannins, and phytosterols. Why do we care? Because they support easy breathing and the immune system. Add coltsfoot tea in your diet – it’s not just tasty, it works wonders.
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Sweet Flag Root (Acorus Calamus) – Herb
You can find sweet flag in a pond or a lake, but also in any herb handbook or a medicinal cabinet of a folk healer. The last one is mostly due to its high content of beneficial nutrients which support your memory, digestion and general mental and physical well-being. It's a little bitter, but the essential oils, terpenes and tannins can do great things for you.
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Hoary Rock-rose (Cistus Incanus) – Powder
Rock-rose has been used as an antioxidant for thousands of years. The leaves of this plant with fragrant flowers taste herbal and slightly bitter. But what's important is their ability to positively affect the physical and mental balance. You can make a tea or stir it into a yoghurt. In the late 20th cenutry, this herb was awarded the title of European Herb of the Year.
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Galega Officinalis – Herb
It's a bit bitter, but comes in handy in many situations. A brew from the flowers of galega – or goat's roe – is, for example, extremely beneficial for new moms. Among other things, galega contains tannins, saponins, and many more nutrients that can support lactation.
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Lemon Balm (Melissa Officinalis) – Herb
You know her. Citronella, Lemonella, and many more are the common cultivars of lemon balm. The benefits are well known by every folk healer. Dried lemon balm no only tastes wonderful, but also refreshes the body and mind. What's more, you can drink it whenever you want, whether you're a toddler, elderly or a mom-to-be.
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Yellow Bedstraw (Galium Verum) – Herb
Bittersweet and so full of nutrients that it shouldn’t be missing from any pantry. Yellow bedstraw is especially rich in minerals and tannins, and you can use it to make beverages, baths and even poultices. Try its abilities yourself.
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Beetroot (Beta Vulgaris) – Organic Powder
The perfect way to indulge in the benefits of beetroot no matter the season or your preferences to harvest! You can have this pure superfood in organic quality on hand whenever the cravings strike. Beets are sweet and work great in smoothies, dips, soups and salad dressing. What's more, they have a beautiful red color and provide iron, potassium, calcium, lots of antioxidants and fiber.
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Alfalfa (Medicago Sativa) – Powder
You've definitely came across it. And yet you may not know that the Arabs call it al-fal-fa, the father of all food. Alfalfa was cultivated in ancient Rome, and we can find it in the folk medicine of India and China. The reasons for its popularity are to be found in its high content of protein, amino acids, minerals and vitamins. With their contribution, you will gain energy and relieve your body of many ailments.
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Red Clover (Trifolium Alpestre) – Herb
Packed with not only vitamins and minerals, but also proteins. According to medical research, this herb has positive effects on the health of your bones and heart. What’s more, it can help ease discomfort during menopause. Red clover is one of those tried and tested folk herbs, so we encourage you to try its magic for yourself. Tea brewed from dried red clover petals tastes mild and slightly sweet with floral notes.
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Yellow-Flowered Gentian Root (Gentiana Lutea) – Herb
We're used to healthy stuff being a bit bitter, so you won't be surprised that this beneficial herbs doesn't exactly melt on your tongue. To save you the trouble of combing the hills and meadows in search of yellow-flowered gentian, we're offering the dried roots with a guarantee of high quality. Get a taste of improved digestion and refreshed body!
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Birch Leaves (Folium Betulae) – Herb
Make yourself a relaxing cup of tea that will refresh you, mind and body. The slightly bitter taste of birch leaves is reminiscent of green tea with a hint of wildflowers. Perfect for when you want to relax after a stressful day, or just enjoy some lounging around.
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Elecampane Root (Inula Helenium) – Herb
The root of this tall herb can be brewed into not just tea, but also tinctures, alcohol, or a medieval cure-all. It' native to Caucasus and the Orient and can support your entire digestive tract, along with your intestines. Elecampane is also safe for pregnant women and small children!
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Common Mallow Leaves (Malva Sylvestris) – Herb
This plant with eye-catching purple flowers can be seen decorating the meadows and forest edges of north Africa, Asia and Europe, while the leaves are a part of many a medicine cabinet. Try brewing common mallow to support the normal function of your pharynx and airways as well as healthy digestion.
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Green Wheat – Organic Powder
The drink may be green, but it's nicknamed "liquid gold". It's high-quality and incredibly rich in nutrients – it even has a pleasant taste and a wide range of uses. We're sure we could find more positives of green wheat. It supports the body's natural processes and has a low glycaemic index at the same time. Include them in your diet and enjoy your newfound energy and focused mind!
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Nettle Detox with Sea Buckthorn – Herbal Infusion
We’ve blended a mild herbal potion to please your palate and promote your inner harmony. Starting with an armfull of nettles to support the proper function of the kidneys and natural water excretion, we’ve also added a bowl of shiny sea buckthorns for strong immunity, and chamomile to soothe digestion. Finally, a sprinkle of mint for a fresh note and a level head. Aren’t you feeling lighter already?
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European herbs
Europe boasts many beauties. Its diverse nature is one of them. Where else can you find so much chamomile, St. John's wort, lady's mantles or marigold? Where else was every foothill cottage full of fragrant herbage, and a grandmother who understood the language of nature better than any sage? Draw comfort, joy, energy or fitness from the herbs of Europe's forests, meadows and hillsides.
