Verveine Tea Leaves (OUT OF STOCK)

Nichinichi

• Introduction

  I am Verveine Tea. My leaves are from the Lemon Verbena plant. Relaxation effects and restful sleeps I will grant.

   

• Curator's Notes 

   

  Verveine tea is also known as lemon verbena because it is made of the leaves from the lemon verbena plant. The tea has a fragrant, fresh lemony aroma. These tea leaves are cultivated chemical free so they are agriculturally organic (to Demeter International quality). We love how the tea comes from a farmer whose focus is to produce this specific type of tea. The leaves are plucked by hand carefully then air-dried. All of the farmer’s efforts have resulted in premium verveine tea leaves that are green, whole and never crushed. They make for a refreshing pitcher of iced tea or a small handful of leaves can be brewed with water for hot tea anytime of the day.

    

  Verveine Tea Leaves was curated by Angélique Chmielewski

   

• Designer/Maker 

   

  Maker: Nichinichi

   

   

• Specifications

   

  Dimensions: 

  4.0” (w) x 8.0” (l) x 2.3” (h) or 102mm (w) x 203mm (l) x 58.4mm (h)

   

  Weight: 

  1 oz or 25 g

   

  Materials:

  Lemon Verbena Leaves

   

• Details
  • Organically farmed in the South of Germany
  • Species: Lippia citriodora

  • Verveine is commonly known as Lemon Verbena

  • Store in shade. Avoid storing in direct sunlight, high temperature, and humidity
  • Non-caffeinated
  • To make tea add 1/3-cup of tea leaves for every 1-cup of water. Add honey and mint if desired
  • Dried, whole, uncrushed leaves
• Return Policy
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