This hardy plant, hailing from the high mountains of the Balkans, has long been a panacea in its region with generations of locals enjoying Greek Mountain Tea or sideritis as healthful herbal tisane. In the cup it infuses to a mellow golden yellow and offers notes akin to sage and soft mint. A touch of honey and you have the perfect soothing brew for body and mind.
Herbal Tea | No caffeine | Steep at 212° for 5-10 mins
The ancient Greeks cherished the concept of "xenia," an unwavering respect and generosity towards strangers. Greek Mountain Tea embodies this tradition of hospitality, historically offered to guests as a warm welcome into the home. This humble plant, beloved for its gentle, soothing properties, has been brewed for centuries to inspire conversation and forge connections around the table.
Raw Honey for Fruit Tisanes
This locally sourced, exquisite raw honey is a perfect complement to the tart notes of fruit tisanes.
12oz
honey for fruit herbals
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What's in it?
Asked by Carol Potaczek
on February 26th, 2025
“ It looks like sideritis is the plant the tea is made from. It's also known as ironwort. The flavour is said to be earthy and savoury, similar to sage. ”
Answered by Alyssa
on February 27th, 2025
“ Hello Carol! This is the stems, leaves, and flower of the Sideritis scardica plant, otherwise known as Greek Mountain Tea. ”
Answered by Adagio Teas
on March 6th, 2025
Where was this tea produced?
Asked by Alexandra Makarova
on May 3rd, 2025
“ Hello Alexandra! This herb was grown in the high mountains of the Balkans. ”
Answered by Adagio Teas
on May 8th, 2025
How many grams or ounces are in a sample?
Asked by Kirsten Dirch Hansen SN-138801
on October 17th, 2025
“ Hello Kirsten! There is about 0.4oz per sample. ”
Answered by Adagio Teas
on October 21st, 2025
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