Organic Women's Tea

Organic Women's Tea is a loose herbal tea blend with yarrow, lady's mantle, lemongrass, St. John's wort, chamomile, calendula, and hops from organic cultivation for your daily tea routine. 100 g makes 30 servings. Made in the Apotheker-Manufaktur Memmingen.

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€99,00 kg

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Seven herbs and flowers from European herbal tradition

Vitalplant’s organic women’s tea uses seven ingredients, mostly from Central Europe. All are organically grown and contain no flavorings.

The herbal blend

Yarrow herb makes up the largest share. Achillea millefolium is a member of the daisy family that grows in almost every meadow. The species name millefolium, meaning thousand-leaf, describes its finely divided leaves.

Lady’s mantle herb follows as the second ingredient. Alchemilla vulgaris belongs to the rose family. In the morning, the leaves collect water droplets along the edge, which gave the plant its botanical name: alchemists considered this water to be especially pure.

Lemongrass and St. John’s wort follow, along with chamomile flowers, marigold flowers, and hop flowers. Chamomile and marigold are daisy family plants like yarrow, giving the blend its floral, mild base note.

Preparation and taste

Pour 200 ml of boiling water over 3 g of tea and let steep for 5 to 8 minutes. Yarrow and hop bring a distinct bitter note, which is softened by lemongrass and chamomile.

The tea is naturally caffeine-free and suitable for any time of day.

Organic women’s tea: origin and quality

100 g of loose tea yields around 30 servings. All seven ingredients come from certified organic farming, certified according to the EU organic regulation, inspection body number DE-ÖKO-039, origin EU and non-EU agriculture. No flavorings, no additives, no sugar. Packed in a resealable stand-up pouch.

Behind Vitalplant is Christian Lazar, a licensed pharmacist with over 35 years of professional experience at Stern Pharmacy.

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Yarrow herb*, lady's mantle herb*, lemongrass*, St. John's wort*, chamomile flowers*, calendula flowers*, hop flowers*.

*from certified organic cultivation

Directions: Pour 200 ml of boiling water over 3 g of tea and let it steep for 5-8 minutes.

Allergens: According to the raw material specification, it contains no allergens requiring labeling under Annex II of Regulation (EU) No. 1169/2011.

Storage: Store in a cool, dry place, do not freeze, and protect from direct sunlight.

The dewdrop on the lady's mantle

The water droplets on the edge of the leaf are not dew. In moist soil and high humidity, the plant actively pushes excess water out through small openings at the edge of the leaf, a process called guttation. That is why the drops also appear on nights without dew formation.

Because the leaf surface is finely hairy and water-repellent, the drop stays on it as a perfect sphere instead of running off. Alchemists considered this water especially pure and collected it; hence the botanical genus name Alchemilla, the little alchemist's herb.

Three composite flowers in one blend

Yarrow, chamomile, and calendula all belong to the composite flowers, the most species-rich plant family of all. What looks like a single flower is actually an entire flower head: the yellow center of a chamomile consists of hundreds of tiny tubular florets, and the white petals on the outside are separate ray florets.

Yarrow bears the name Achillea after Achilles. Its species name millefolium, thousand-leaf, describes the finely divided leaves. Anyone who is sensitive to composite flowers will find the note on this in the Usage and important information tab.

St. John's wort and its perforated leaves

If you hold a leaf up to the light, it is covered with bright dots. They are not holes, but translucent oil glands in the leaf tissue. The species name perforatum, the perforated one, comes from this.

If, on the other hand, you rub a flower between your fingers, they turn red. The color pigment hypericin is responsible, which is why an oil infusion of the plant is traditionally called red oil. It blooms around St. John's Day, June 24, which gave the plant its German name.

Steeping time and bitterness

Yarrow and hops bring bitter compounds, and they dissolve more slowly than the essential oils. In the first three minutes, lemongrass and chamomile therefore dominate; after that, the more astringent side comes to the fore.

If you prefer it milder, steep for less time; if you want the bitter note, let it steep longer. The recommended range of five to eight minutes is therefore not an imprecision, but a margin of flexibility. And because bitter compounds dissolve better in hot water, the water temperature also makes a noticeable difference in taste.

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Organic Women's Tea

€9,90

€99,00 kg

€9,90

€99,00 kg

From the plant to the cup

Seven herbs and blossoms
Hops adds the bitter note
30 servings of 100 g

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Frequently Asked Questions

Pour 200 ml of boiling water over 3 g of tea and let steep for 5 to 8 minutes, about a heaped teaspoon per cup. If you prefer it milder, reduce the steeping time to four minutes: yarrow and hops bring a distinct bitter note that increases over time.

Seven, all from controlled organic cultivation: yarrow herb, lady's mantle herb, lemongrass, St. John's wort, chamomile blossoms, calendula blossoms, and hop blossoms. The blend comes mainly from Central Europe.

St. John's wort is included as the fourth ingredient. Interactions with various medicines are known for this plant, including hormonal contraceptives. If you take medication regularly, please discuss the tea with your doctor or pharmacist beforehand. The same applies during pregnancy and while breastfeeding.

From the shape of its leaves, which resemble a folded coat collar. Botanically, it is called Alchemilla vulgaris and belongs to the rose family. In the morning, the leaves collect droplets of water along the edges; alchemists considered this water especially pure, which gave the plant its botanical name.

Floral and mild with a distinct bitter note. Chamomile and calendula, like yarrow, are members of the daisy family and give the blend its floral base note, while lemongrass adds a fresh top note. Yarrow and hops provide the bitterness, which increases with longer steeping time.

No, not naturally. Caffeine is found in the tea plant Camellia sinensis, from which black and green tea are made. Herbal teas are made from completely different plants and are therefore caffeine-free, without anything needing to be removed from them. This tea is suitable for any time of day.

100 g of loose tea make around 30 servings at 3 g per cup, so enough for a month if you drink one cup a day. The tea is packaged loose, so you’ll need a strainer or tea filter. Organic certified according to the EU Organic Regulation, certification body number DE-ÖKO-039.

Keep it dry, dark, and tightly sealed; the resealable stand-up pouch already takes care of that. Keep it away from strongly scented foods: dried herbs and flowers readily absorb other odors.

Organic Women's Tea