Linden Flower Tea soothes nerves and relieves anxiety. It comes from the Linden Tree, often recognised as the Lime Tree. It has a sweet, delectably floral flavour and an equally alluring aroma. We pack it fresh to order here at our Kent-based factory.
What is Linden Flower
Tilia x europaea trees grow predominantly in the northern hemisphere. They can reach heights of up to 40 metres (130 feet), thriving across Europe, North America and parts of Asia. Lime Trees take on imposing, craggy girths with age, often prospering for a millennium. They also have rapidly dividing branches covered in distinctive heart-shaped leaves.
The Germans have long held Lime Trees in high regard. Indeed, typical German villages have a central lime tree used as a meeting place while being the symbolic heart of the community. They also have a close association with Freya, the Germanic goddess of love, spring and fertility. Over many centuries, their shade became the scene of many a fairy tale between knights and maidens.
About Linden Flower Tea
The creamy-yellow flowers, known as "tilleul" in France and "lindenblüten" in Germany, make for an excellent-tasting and health-beneficial Herbal Tea. They grow on Lime trees during the late spring. When brewed frequently, the Tea can treat digestive complaints while supporting both the immune and nervous systems. Most choose this Tea, however, because, put simply, it tastes great.
Useful Information
Type of Tea: Herbal Tea.
Ingredients: Dried Linden Flowers and Leaves.
Brewing Instructions: Brew using freshly boiled water. Infuse for 5 to 10 minutes.
How to Serve: No accompaniments required.
Tasting Notes: Evoke springtime memories with this sweet, floral infusion. It has a bold flavour with every sip and a refreshing aftertaste.
Colour in Cup: Yellow liquor, light in tone.
Linden Flower Tea Benefits
Linden Flower Tea contains high concentrations of phytonutrients, flavonoids and other diaphoretics. These components can help stimulate sweating, which can help to break a fever during times of illness. This ability can likewise help you to lose weight. But when it comes to supporting the immune system, in particular, this Tea can also ease symptoms of colds and the flu.
When it comes to digestive complaints, Linden Flower Tea can aid those suffering from upset stomachs, bloating, constipation and cramping. Indeed, it can reduce gastrointestinal discomfort through and through, making it an excellent choice around mealtime.
Additionally, it can reduce anxiety. This is according to an animal-based study published in the July 2008 issue of the "Journal of Ethnopharmacology".
TypeHerbal Tea
