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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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Maral Root (Rhaponticum Carthamoides) – Herb
In Siberia, deers graze on it and hunters eat it to stave off fatigue and hunger. This tough perennial plant grows in Siberia and the Altai mountains and has the botanical name Rhaponticum carthamoides. It resembles thistle in appearance. You should try it as a tea or tincture – both can be easily brewed from its dried root.
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St Benedict's Thistle (Cnicus Benedictus L.) – Herb
Nomen omen often applies not only with humans, but with herbs, too. Benedictus translates as blessed, so we can be sure this thistle is truly extraordinary. It supports the normal function of the digestive and respiratory tract. But just like with any other herb, remember to consume responsibly.
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Rose Petals - Herb
How can rose petals be beneficial, you ask? Firstly, to create a beautiful, romantic, and calming atmosphere. Secondly, to promote gynaecological health, mental well-being, and proper function of the cardiovascular system. If you're not sure you'd enjoy a pure rose tea, add a few petals to your favorite blend to add depth and dimension.
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Burdock Leaves (Arctium Lappa) – Herb
Greater burdock is not only known for its tasty root but also for its stunning giant leaves. While this plant is a nightmare for many pet owners, especially of fluffy dogs, folk healers and those interested in herbal medicines have been picking it since the ancient times.
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Echinacea Root (Echinacea Purpurea) – Herb
A delightful herb with delightful properties. The coneflower was discovered by the North American natives. They called it ''icaphe'' and chewed on its root to battle various ailments. What's important for us, though, is that it contains a variety of elements that support the normal functions of the respiratory and immune systems, as well as lower urinary tract.
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Sweet Yellow Clover (Melilotus Officinalis) – Herb
Thanks to the coumarin and melilotin content, this herb smells like freshly cut grass. You can make it into ointments, poultices and even alcohol – or simply cover the sweet yellow clover with hot water and brew it into a subtly bitter tea to support your liver, blood vessels, and complexion. Or add it to a tea blend! It goes well with lemon balm, valerian, rosehips or St John's Wort.
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Angelica Root (Archangelica Officinalis) – Herb
The root of Norweigan angelica is described in almost every historical book of herbs. Why? Because it has a unique taste and, according to a Christian legend, it was brought to us by the Archangel Michael himself. Its uses vary – you can make tea or add it to a sauce or salad, but it is equally good if you add it to a bath. Those who enjoy angelica support their normal digestion, respiratory system, and immunity.
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Eyewort (Euphrasia Officinalis) – Herb
If you've ever seen one, it must've captivated you with its unusual flowers. And if you've had tea from it, you'll remember its bitter and slightly spicy taste. Only growing in places with perfectly clear water, the flowers can be used to make decoctions, infusions, or even wine. Whichever you choose, you will get a valuable source of glycosides, tannins and vitamin C.
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Strawberry Leaves (Fragaria Vesca) – Herb
Strawberry leaf tea tastes very modest, but its ability to support your digestive system is extraordinary. An herbalist worth their while will always keep strawberry leaves on hand. Try their abilities yourself, just mix them into your favorite tea blend or brew them as they are.
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Blackberry Leaves (Rubi Fruticosi Folium) – Herb
Blackberry leaves are included in many tea blends because they support normal respiratory function and normal blood sugar levels. Now, you can add them to your own favorite tea! But be afraid to try a pure blackberry leaf tea, since they taste mild and pleasantly tart. What's more, they're full of tannins, vitamins, and minerals.
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Basil Leaves (Ocimum Basilicum) – Herb
You definitely know this herb! Ocimum basilicum reigns with its name alone – ocimum means ‘to smell pleasantly’ and basileus means ‘king’. Make basil not just the king of your kitchen, but also your apothecary. Aside from using it to whip up the best spaghetti al pomodoro, it’ll help you relieve symptoms of cold and fatigue.
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Rosehip – Organic Powder
Rosehip powder is a quick and convenient way to naturally supply your body with vitamins – no artificial chemicals involved. One spoonful has as much vitamin C as two to three oranges, it tastes great, and dissolves within seconds. It goes perfectly with a morning yogurt, refreshing smoothie, or just mixed in a glass of water. The pleasantly sour taste will freshen you up and bring a dose of antioxidants.
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Heather Blooms (Calluna vulgaris flos) – Herb
Pink carpets as far as the eye can see and tiny, bell-shaped flowers that smell like honey. They hear the wind whisper its ancient stories. Heather ranks among the prettiest flora of Northern nature. It can make an ordinary evening into a magical, calming ritual. Our ancestors already knew the value of this little herb – heather is associated with rest, supports good sleep, and tastes like a fragrant embrace from nature.
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Springtime Detox – Orange
Detoxify your body and embrace new energy. The fantastic quintet of chlorella, spirulina, moringa, green barley and maitake will support your immunity, help you detox and stay healthy. We’ve added some orange flavor, so you can expect all the refreshing properties of citrus along with a pleasant fruity taste. Mix it into your smoothie, juice or water and let nature take care of your well-being.
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Sunflower Petals – Herb
If you brew sunflower petals, you can get a sweet, herbal tea that will benefit your immunity, support fat metabolism and refresh your senses. The dried petals are also a beautiful decoration – feel free to add them to your favorite tea blend or sprinkle them on a dessert.
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Springtime Detox Organic
Searching for a dose of energy and vitality? Look no further! This green mix will kickstart your immunity, detox your body and improve your energy levels. We employed some of the nature’s superheroes: chlorella and spirulina for antioxidants and vitality, moringa and green barley for vitamins and minerals and maitake for a subtle mushroom flavor. Springtime Detox tastes just like a mix of forest, sea and meadow. Add it to a smoothie or a juice and make your life greener.
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Lemon Verbena Leaf (Aloysia Citrodora) – Herb
Lemon verbena is one of those herbs you'll remember from the first sniff. Its aroma is pure, bright, and surprisingly strong. Each leaf hides so much natural goodness that your day will be instantly brighter. It's not a coincidence that the ancient Incas loved it and Europeans keep it around to this day. What's more, it takes care of your emotional comfort.
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Willow weed (Persicaria Lapathifolia) – Herb
Try the best nature has to offer! Willow weed, also known as Persicaria lapathifolia, is rich in not only tannins but also flavonoids, essential oils, rutin and vitamin C – in other words, everything you need for your well-being and vitality. Take advantage of this global, water-loving herb and find out why it’s so revered everywhere it appears. Aside from the bitter taste, it’s flawless.
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Lemon Herbs & Myrtle – Herbal Infusion
When you need a restart, to take a deep breath and clear your mind… try a cup of this citrusy goodness. We've combined lemon verbena, lemongrass, and spearmint into a light herbal tea with a pure, bright taste complemented by lemon myrtle and juicy notes of apples. The result is a harmonious blend ideal for relaxation, you-time, and a daily restart for your mind.
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Linden Blooms & Leaves – Herb
A majestic symbol of the Slavs: an intoxicatingly fragrant tree that provides shade for generations of families. Linden tree is synonymous with European culture. We admire the soft buzz in its crown as well as its ability to help against many ailments. Linden tea is the folk medicine answer to constipation and restlessness and provides cardiovascular support. And it's delicious!
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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.
