Buy elderflower tea
Those who consciously focus on health are increasingly opting for natural infusions. Buying elderflower tea is ideal for those looking for a mild, aromatic tea with traditional uses. At Mattheus B in Antwerp, we carefully select high-quality dried elderflower so you can enjoy a pure cup of tea at home.
Discover the power of elderflower tea
Vruchtentuin
Een vruchtenmengeling die u in een frisse, zomerse bui brengt. Hij bezit een fruitige en zoete smaak van abrikozen en perziken, wat hem één van onze zoetere mengelingen maakt. Haar frisheid geeft deze thee het perfecte aroma om in de avond van te genieten of op een warme zomer dag als ice-tea!
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hibiscus, rozenbottel, appel stukjes, abrikozen, perziken, natuurlijk aroma
What is elderflower tea?
Elderflower tea is a Herbal tea based on the dried blossoms of the common elderflower. These small, cream-colored flowers have been known for generations for their versatile uses in herbal medicine. The blossoms are harvested in late spring, when their scent and active ingredients are optimally present. After drying, they are carefully sifted and freed from coarse stems. The result is a slightly sweet, loose tea.What are the health benefits?
According to current nutritional and health claims, elderflower can contribute to:- A positive influence on natural resistance
- Immune support
- A soothing effect on the airways
- Good hydration
How do you prepare this tea?
A correct preparation ensures that you make the most of the natural properties:
- Use 1 tablespoon of dried elderflower per cup.
- Pour over with hot, not boiling water.
- Let steep for 15 minutes under
- Strain the blossoms from the tea.
Those who consciously want to buy elderflower tea should therefore pay attention to the correct brewing method.
Order today
Do you want to buy elderflower tea that is carefully selected, correctly dried, and sustainably packaged? Place your order with our Coffee and tea shop and experience the soft taste and traditional natural tea in your own kitchen.
