Organic Turkish Mint Tea
Alpine Herbs

Super Premium 96 P.

SKU
3853-bio
Organic Turkish mint tea (also known as Nana mint or Moroccan mint) made from mountain herbs grown in the alpine Lavant Valley of Austria at an elevation of 800-1,000m. Super Premium grade. Pure, high-grade leaves, gently dried. 50g
  • Refreshing flavour, distinctly different to other types of mint; similar to spearmint, but without the sharp menthol taste. Suitable for iced tea
  • Pure leaves from the famous Corinthian Lavant Valley in Austria (800-1,000m). Super Premium grade

 

Character Refreshing, revitalising, mildly sweet; notes of spearmint, without the sharpness (very low menthol content); a captivatingly sweet aroma
Ingredients 100% Turkish mint leaves (roughly cut)
Origin Regional mountain herb company
Terroir Lavant Valley (Lavanttal, Alps), Austria
Harvest 2021
Cultivar Unique, farm-specific seeds (Mentha spicata var. crispa)
Drying Gentle drying in a drying chamber at a maximum temperature of 40°C
Elevation 800–1,000m above sea level
Organic Cert. EU certified organic
Laboratory Tests Laboratory tested for pesticides (641 types as of 07/2017) and pyrrolizidine alkaloids (as of 07/2017)
Packaging 100% biodegradable and compostable (starch, cellulose, paper)
Grade 96/100 p. (herbal tea category); Super Premium
€5.50
50g

Delivery : 1–3 business days

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SKU
3853-bio
€110.00 / 1kg
In stock

Tea Farm

We source the herbs for this blend directly from small, regional mountain herb farms in the famous Corinthian Lavant Valley of Austria.

Herbal Teas

Herbal teas have been one of the most important applications of traditional herbalism for hundreds of years. Hot water helps release the valuable ingredients so that they can be easily absorbed by the body. Each herb represents a unique complex of active ingredients, sometimes combining hundreds of individual compounds. We select only the highest quality herbs from the best terroirs around the world, either from certified organic cultivation or wildcrafting. Our farms are often small, passionate family-run businesses with a long history of cultivating and processing the highest quality herbs and wild plants.

Laboratory Tests

We go to great lengths to identify the finest organic tea farms across the world’s most celebrated terroirs. All our teas are sourced directly from the farmer and, with a few exceptions, are certified organic or come from pesticide-free farms. Each batch of tea for every harvest is tested for pesticides and other pollutants in an independent German lab to ensure they meet our strict quality standards as well as HACCP food safety requirements.

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Cultivation & Processing

The landscape in the Lavanttal Alps is one of the most beautiful valleys in southern Austria with particularly favourable climatic characteristics. The region is known, among other things, for its numerous, landscape-defining fruit trees, a special experience in spring when the scent of thousands of blossoms is in the air, or in June and July when the alpine bush blossom transforms the alpine meadows into bright, red carpets of blooming alpine roses. 

Nestled between the Koralpe and Saualpe mountain ranges, this southern alpine region located at 800-1,000m elevations is ideally suited for the cultivation of several different mountain herbs that flourish across the meadows. The herbs are grown according to organic standards and completely without the use of chemicals.

Cultivation is largely only possible by hand, and the harvest is performed in part by hand and in part with machinery. Due to the climatic conditions, irrigation is not necessary. Within 1-2 hours after harvest, the herbs are gently dried in a cabinet dryer at 40°C for 12-24 hours. Thereafter the herbs are roughly cut and packaged. The dried herbs are not sprayed, light-treated, or processed further.

 

Organic Certification

Preparation

Brewing Guide

For an aromatic flavour: 1-2 tsp tea per 200-300ml boiling water. Steep for 5-8 minutes.

Packaging

High quality, airtight, resealable standing zipper pouch to preserve flavour and protect against oxidation and contamination.

Recommended Teapot

The ideal teapot for stinging nettle tea is a large glass or porcelain teapot with a strainer.

Recommended Storage

Ideally store in an airtight, double-coated metal tin.

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