Heavy Heart Herbal Tea | Rose Hawthorn Linden Lemon Balm & Chamomile | Caffeine Free Loose Leaf Comfort Tea

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HAWTHORN

Hawthorn (Crataegus spp.) contributes a mild fruity and distinctly botanical character.

For centuries, hawthorn trees lined European hedgerows and field boundaries, becoming deeply woven into rural folklore and traditional household herbalism.

The berries, leaves, and flowers have all appeared in traditional preparations.

Hawthorn also developed a longstanding symbolic relationship with the heart within Western herbalism and folklore.

LINDEN FLOWER

Linden (Tilia spp.) contributes a delicate floral character with subtle natural sweetness.

The fragrant flowers of the linden tree have been prepared as household herbal infusions across generations, particularly within European traditions.

Linden trees themselves have also held an important place in European cultural history, often standing in village centers and gathering places.

LEMON BALM

Lemon balm (Melissa officinalis) provides the fresh green note.

Its leaves have a mild herbaceous character with naturally subtle lemon-like notes.

For centuries, lemon balm grew in monastery gardens, physic gardens, cottage gardens, and household herb plots throughout Europe.

Its brightness is especially important here.

Without it, rose, linden, and chamomile could create an overwhelmingly floral cup. Lemon balm lifts the formula and gives it a fresher garden character.

CHAMOMILE

Chamomile brings the familiar golden flower of the old household tea cupboard.

Its delicate floral character and subtle apple-like notes round out the blend without overpowering the rose.

Chamomile has been prepared as an herbal infusion for generations and remains one of the most recognizable traditional household tea herbs.
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HAWTHORN

Hawthorn (Crataegus spp.) contributes a mild fruity and distinctly botanical character.

For centuries, hawthorn trees lined European hedgerows and field boundaries, becoming deeply woven into rural folklore and traditional household herbalism.

The berries, leaves, and flowers have all appeared in traditional preparations.

Hawthorn also developed a longstanding symbolic relationship with the heart within Western herbalism and folklore.

LINDEN FLOWER

Linden (Tilia spp.) contributes a delicate floral character with subtle natural sweetness.

The fragrant flowers of the linden tree have been prepared as household herbal infusions across generations, particularly within European traditions.

Linden trees themselves have also held an important place in European cultural history, often standing in village centers and gathering places.

LEMON BALM

Lemon balm (Melissa officinalis) provides the fresh green note.

Its leaves have a mild herbaceous character with naturally subtle lemon-like notes.

For centuries, lemon balm grew in monastery gardens, physic gardens, cottage gardens, and household herb plots throughout Europe.

Its brightness is especially important here.

Without it, rose, linden, and chamomile could create an overwhelmingly floral cup. Lemon balm lifts the formula and gives it a fresher garden character.

CHAMOMILE

Chamomile brings the familiar golden flower of the old household tea cupboard.

Its delicate floral character and subtle apple-like notes round out the blend without overpowering the rose.

Chamomile has been prepared as an herbal infusion for generations and remains one of the most recognizable traditional household tea herbs.