Hemp Tea Mint with Orange 30 g

What is most in this tea besides hemp?

Dried orange peel, which makes up 40%, that is twice as much as mint. This is surprising because the name puts mint first, while the list leads with orange.

Mint leaf makes up 20%, so both additions together account for 60% of the composition, and the rest consists of hemp flower buds. The package contains twenty pyramid bags of 1.5 grams each.

Full composition

Hemp flower bud dry, dried orange peel (40%), mint leaf (20%).

What do you get?

• Twenty pyramid bags of 1.5 g, totaling 30 g
• Orange peel at 40% and mint leaf at 20%
• Biodegradable pyramid-shaped sachets
• Hemp dry from flower buds, not from leaves

How to use

• Pour hot water over one pyramid bag
• Orange peel needs a few minutes to release its oil
• Do not squeeze the sachet after brewing
• Close the package after each removal of a pyramid bag

For whom

• You prefer a citrus profile over a floral one
• You reach for the infusion in the morning, not in the evening
• You like mint but do not want it to dominate
• You care about a biodegradable sachet

Specification

Variants and category

This same tea is available without additives and in versions with lavender and lemon balm. Other teas can be found in the Teas category.

Questions and answers

What is more, mint or orange? Orange. The peel makes up 40% of the composition, mint leaf 20%.

How many pyramid bags are in the package? Twenty, each 1.5 g.

Can the sachet be composted? The manufacturer describes the sachets as fully biodegradable.

Safety and storage

Herbal infusion for brewing. Does not replace a varied diet or a healthy lifestyle.

The manufacturer advises storing the product in a dark and dry place, protecting it from light and keeping it out of reach of small children.