Herbal Tea with Elderflower, Rosehip and Mint - For Bad Weather

For Bad Weather - herbal tea for cold days and gloomy weather

For Bad Weather is an aromatic herbal tea made from a blend of herbs, fruits, and flowers. Its gently warming, herbal-fruity character makes it perfect for colder days when you need a moment of comfort and relaxation. Naturally caffeine-free and theine-free, the tea can be enjoyed at any time of day by the whole family.

Benefits

• Naturally caffeine-free and theine-free
• Herbs and fruits creating an aromatic infusion for cold days
• Gently warming, herbal-fruity flavor
• Suitable for adults and children
• Ideal for autumn, winter, and rainy evenings

Why choose it?

For Bad Weather is a herbal tea in which ribwort plantain, elderflower, and goldenrod create a mild herbal base for the infusion. Peppermint and anise add a gently warming aroma, while apple and rosehip bring a subtle fruity note. Flower petals complete the blend, giving it lightness and a harmonious character.

Who is it for?

• For those looking for a herbal infusion for cold days
• For lovers of traditional herbal teas
• For those avoiding caffeine
• For the whole family

When to drink it?

• During cold, rainy weather
• In the evening - for warmth and relaxation
• After a walk or when returning home
• During moments of rest and calm

What does it pair best with?

• On its own - as a classic herbal infusion
• With a little honey or raspberry syrup
• With homemade baked goods
• As part of a peaceful evening ritual

Properties of tea

Herbal blends are prepared from dried herbs, fruits, and flowers. The infusion naturally contains no caffeine or theine, so it can be enjoyed at any time of day as part of an everyday relaxation ritual.

• naturally caffeine-free and theine-free infusion
• aromatic herbal-fruity character
• can be enjoyed hot at any time of day
• part of an everyday relaxation ritual

Technical information

Ingredients: ribwort plantain, rosehip husks, peppermint, blackberry leaves, raspberry leaves, fennel, goldenrod, elderflower, anise (whole), apple pieces, marigold petals, peony petals, sunflower petals, flavoring

How to brew herbal tea?

To brew herbal tea properly, use approximately 2-3 g of tea per 200 ml of water at a temperature of 100°C and steep for 5-10 minutes.

• Amount of tea: 2-3 g per cup (200 ml)
• Water temperature: 100°C
• Steeping time: 5-10 minutes

Herbal tea is best steeped once to achieve the full flavor and aroma of the infusion.

FAQ - frequently asked questions

Does herbal tea contain caffeine?

No. Herbal blends are made from dried herbs, fruits, and flowers, so they naturally contain no caffeine or theine.

How long should herbal tea be steeped?

It is best steeped for approximately 5-10 minutes. This helps bring out the full aroma of the herbs and achieve a balanced flavor.

What temperature should be used to brew herbal tea?

Herbal tea should be brewed with water at a temperature of approximately 100°C. Boiling water helps release the aromas contained in the dried herbs and fruits.

Can herbal tea be enjoyed in the evening?

Yes. Because the infusion contains no caffeine or theine, it is often chosen as a soothing evening drink that promotes relaxation.