Harvested in the heart of our beautiful forests, the plants composing this herbal tea will sharpen your taste buds while also acting as a flu breaker, an anti-inflammatory medicine and a powerful release for the respiratory tract.
The delicious bluish-colored resinous liquor is energized by bitter sweet flavors alongside strong woody and vegetable aromas. Fine tasters will surely detect peppery and earthy accents in this mixture.
Infuse and re-infuse with pleasure to fully enjoy its generosity!
Due to the presence of Labrador tea in this herbal infusion, it is not recommended for women six months or less pregnant and children under six years of age.
Ingredients: fir bud, Labrador tea, wild blueberry, yarrow shoot, spruce shoot, chaga, juniper berry, balsam fir, bearded willow. (Abies balsamea, Rhododendron groenlandicum, Vaccinium angustifolium, Achillea millefolium L., Picea, Inonotus obliquus, Juniperus, Myrica gale, Usnea barbata)
Labrador Tea, or Greenland Ledon, is not related to the tea plant, but its therapeutic virtues are sought after, just like those of Camellia sinensis. This wild harvest comes from areas of the wetlands of Lac St-Jean where the plant is exposed to the warm rays of the sun.
This divine collaboration of colourful flowers and fine needles of fir seduces the eye at first glance.
After the pouring the water onto the leaves, the transparency of the glass will display the pleasant spectacle of their waltz, and the gradual darkening of the liquor. The infusion beaker is a perfect accessory for fans of tea in free infusion, which lends itself particularly well to large-leaf and herbal teas.
An exciting pairing of tea and herbal infusion, this well-known Japanese tea (roasted green tea) blends its flavours with those of a beneficial coniferous. A collaborative project, with interesting social and environmental aspects, that our producer and a local forestry company in Japan have developed.
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