Warmth of the Soul Herbal Blend
49,90 zł
Loose blend of herbs and spices from divinegoods - seven raw materials in a 100 g package, brewed like a classic infusion.
- Ingredients: ginger, fennel, rosemary, licorice, cinnamon, lemongrass, anise
- Net weight 100 g - loose herbs, not bags
- Spicy, naturally sweet profile - licorice instead of sugar
- Brewing: two teaspoons per 200 ml of boiling water, covered
- Manufacturer: Superhuman by Nature from Łódź
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Warmth of the Soul - loose herbal blend 100 g
Warmth of the Soul is a loose blend of herbs and spices from the brand divinegoods, designed as an afternoon or evening ritual for cooler days. The ingredients include ginger, fennel, rosemary, licorice, cinnamon, lemongrass, and anise - seven raw materials, each bringing a different note to the cup.
The manufacturer describes this composition as a comforting ritual that warms from the inside, and that’s exactly how it should be treated: not as another capsule to swallow, but as a moment to sit down with a hot infusion and slow down. The package weighs 100 g and contains loose herbs, not tea bags, so you set the strength of the infusion yourself.
The taste is spicy and naturally sweet, thanks to the licorice, which sweetens the infusion without added sugar, while cinnamon and ginger add a warm, slightly spicy depth. This is a proposal for someone who prefers loose herbs over ready-made sachets and wants to decide how much herb to add to the cup each evening.
Ingredients
- Ginger - the warming, spicy base note of the entire composition
- Fennel - a soft, slightly anise-like accent
- Rosemary - a resinous, herbal counterpoint to the sweet ingredients
- Licorice - the natural sweetness of the infusion, without sugar or sweeteners
- Cinnamon - a warm spice
- Lemongrass - citrus freshness at the finish
- Anise - a distinct note that closes the flavor profile
For a loose blend, this is practically complete - the rest is determined by the teaspoon and how long you keep the infusion covered. In practice, the flavor profile is set by three elements: licorice, which pulls the infusion towards sweetness, ginger with cinnamon, which provide spicy sharpness, and lemongrass, adding a bright, citrus note at the end.
Fennel and anise play very closely together and together build this soft, slightly licorice base that is felt after the first sip. Rosemary is the most herbal in this set and prevents the infusion from becoming dessert-like.
However, this entire profile has one condition: the cup must be covered for a full 10-15 minutes, as the volatile oils of cinnamon, anise, and lemongrass escape with the steam, and significantly less remains in the infusion from the seven raw materials.
Specification
| Form | loose herbs - a blend of herbs and spices |
| Net weight | 100 g |
| Number of raw materials in the composition | seven herbs and spices |
| Serving according to the manufacturer | two teaspoons per 200 ml of boiling water |
| Brewing time | 10-15 minutes covered |
| Added sugar content | none - sweetness comes from licorice |
| Allergens | check the declaration on the package |
| Vegan and gluten-free status | check the labels on the package |
| Storage | dry and cool, in a tightly closed package |
| Manufacturer | Superhuman by Nature sp. z o.o., Łódź |
How to use
The manufacturer provides one method of preparation:
- Measure two teaspoons of the herb and pour them into a cup or infuser
- Pour 200 ml of boiling water
- Cover the vessel - this retains the essential oils in the infusion
- Wait 10-15 minutes, then strain the herbs
- Drink without additives or with a slice of lemon; the infusion is already naturally sweet
For whom
This blend will appeal to those who enjoy a spicy, distinctly flavored infusion and treat tea as a part of their daily routine, rather than another item on their supplement list. If you are looking for something for autumn and winter afternoons, when coffee is already too late, and you want something warm in your cup, this is exactly that profile.
It will also work for someone who prefers loose herbs over bags, as you can measure two teaspoons a bit more or less, and the infusion will turn out slightly differently each time, depending on what you feel like. However, it should be noted that licorice is a noticeable ingredient here and may not suit everyone, and its use should be consulted if you are taking medications regularly.
However, this is not a proposal for pregnant or breastfeeding women without prior consultation with a doctor - the manufacturer states this directly on their product card.
Frequently asked questions
How much herb goes into one cup?
The manufacturer recommends two teaspoons of herbs for 200 ml of boiling water. The infusion is left covered for 10-15 minutes, and only then strained. Covering does a real job here: without it, some of the volatile oils from cinnamon, anise, and lemongrass escape with the steam, and the infusion comes out distinctly flat in taste.
Is the blend sweetened?
There is no sugar or sweetener in it. The noticeable sweetness comes from licorice, which is one of the seven raw materials in the composition. This makes the infusion taste dessert-like without any addition, but if you are not fond of licorice, it is worth knowing this before purchasing - it is a note present in every cup.
What does loose herb provide instead of bags?
Control over the strength of the infusion. The recommended two teaspoons per cup is a starting point - with loose herbs, you can measure a little less or a little more, and each time you get a slightly different cup, depending on what you feel like. You need an infuser or strainer for this: the herbs are poured directly with boiling water, and after brewing, they are strained. The package weighs 100 g.
How to store the herb after opening?
In a dry and cool place, in a tightly closed package, away from moisture and direct sunlight - this is what the manufacturer recommends. Loose herbs quickly lose their aroma when left open near the stove or in a sunny place, so a jar with a good seal in a dark cupboard is a better idea than an open bag.
Variants and category
In the same line of loose blends from divinegoods, there is also the evening composition Deep Sleep and the blend For Women. All three are gathered in the Teas category.
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Before combining this infusion with other herbs or with medications taken regularly, read the guide on combining herbs and their interactions with medications.
Safety and storage
The manufacturer advises against using the blend if you are sensitive to any of the ingredients. Pregnant and breastfeeding women should consult a doctor before using this infusion. Licorice can be an ingredient that interacts with some medications taken chronically - if you take such medications, talk to your doctor or pharmacist beforehand. Store the herb in a dry and cool place, in a tightly closed package, protecting it from moisture and direct sunlight.
Keep the package out of reach of children.
Do not exceed the recommended daily portion. The herbal infusion cannot be used as a substitute for a varied diet or a healthy lifestyle.
Do you have a question about the composition or how this blend tastes compared to our other infusions? Write or call - at u Bucha we respond even before purchase.
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