Dried linden leaves and flowers.  Hand-picked in ecologically clean areas of the Far Eastern taiga forest.

Besides its medicinal uses, linden tea is also known for its agreeable taste. The tea can be consumed hot or cold and has a strong sweet and floral flavor. Linden tea makes a wonderful, soft tea with floral and honey notes that is accompanied by a captivating, enveloping aroma.

Traditionally, linden tea has been used for years as a natural supplement for relieving the effects of cold and flu with the medical drugs you need to take.Linden tea is an excellent remedy for colds. It lowers temperature, acts as a mild painkiller, diuretic, and increases sweating.

Another benefit of linden flower tea is that it removes harmful toxins from the body.

Linden tea is often used in respiratory tract infections to soften sore throat. It can have a softening effect on the throat, especially when it is used with honey.

One traditional use of linden was “quelling hysteria” and decreasing anxiety-related symptoms, such as indigestion, heart palpitations and vomiting.

Linden flowers have calming effects because it mimics the effects of the neurotransmitter GABA which inhibits excitability in the nervous system.

In order to fully benefit from these benefits, linden must be prepared correctly and effectively. Linden, which has a very soft drink, should not be boiled directly on the fire. Add boiling water to a pinch of linden placed in a French press or tea pot and let it steep for 10 minutes. When linden gives water its yellow color, it means that it is ready to be consumed. If you want to consume linden as a supplement to diseases such as cold or flu, you can add a teaspoon of honey and a little lemon juice to your cup while serving. Thus, you brew a linden tea that will make your throats soft.

Try our delicious and soothing Linden tea today to help you feel better!