Light and Fragrant. This delicate elderflower infusion takes you back to late summer.
This infusion is said to aid calmness and promote a good night’s sleep. Also anecdotally used to relieve symptoms of hay fever and colds.
You’ll notice we don’t refer to it as elderflower tea as the word ‘tea’ is only used when the tea plant is present (camellia sinensis).
This dried herb has grown in popularity in recent years and overtaken the like of chamomile for being the drink of choice at bedtime. So if you’re thinking of a night time ‘tea’ – perhaps this should be the one you try next.
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