Relaxing Herbal Tea - Let's relax ORGANIC
Regular price €11,00Organic Relaxing Herbal Tea - Soufflez
The ingredients of the relaxing infusion :
verbena*, linden*, peppermint*, lemongrass*, orange blossom petals*
How to prepare your infusion properly:
Dosage: 12g per liter or 3g for a 30cl cup
Water temperature: 95°C
Infusion time: 5 to 10 minutes
The other technique of infusion .
In order to get the maximum benefits from a plant, it is sometimes recommended to practice decoction . Unlike an infusion, where you pour hot water over the plant and wait a few minutes for its active ingredients to be released into the water, decoction is done by putting the plant in cold water, bringing it to a boil and turning off the heat, while letting it infuse for a few more minutes. This technique is often useful with the stems or roots of plants.
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We offer various tasting workshops to help you discover the world of tea or improve your knowledge.
For two hours, take part in a unique experience in a small group (maximum 6 people) that will reveal all the facets of tea from leaf to cup!
- Learn about the different colors of tea , how to prepare each tea properly to obtain the best cup during the "discovery workshops". Let yourself be guided during this fun activity to decipher the organoleptic profile of teas and thus live a rich and intense multi-sensory experience.
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