CIEP\u0141O is a loose blend of three ingredients: Cannabis sativa leaves, raspberry, and hibiscus, in a 20 g package. The producer, BioCanna from Sieradz, classifies it as a dietary supplement and provides a short brewing instruction: one teaspoon, about 2 g of the blend per cup, water at a temperature of 80-85\u00b0C, and four to six minutes. The temperature is important here, as 80-85\u00b0C is clearly less than boiling, and hibiscus brewed with too hot water becomes sharply sour. The infusion is caffeine-free, so you can choose any time to drink it, including in the evening. This package is the smaller of the two available and is suitable when you want to first check if you like the taste before deciding on a larger supply. Information about allergens can be found on the product packaging.<\/p>\n
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Three ingredients make a list that can be read at a glance, and it's worth knowing what each of them brings to the cup. Cannabis sativa leaves provide a recognizable and distinct green-herbal base, but without the bitterness you associate with over-brewed black tea. Raspberry contributes fruity sweetness and ensures that the infusion is drinkable without sugar. Hibiscus adds acidity and color - it is what makes the infusion red rather than greenish. The producer recommends water at a temperature of 80-85\u00b0C, which is clearly below boiling, and it's worth sticking to this with such a blend. These three raw materials exhaust the entire list, so the flavor of the infusion comes solely from what is visible in the composition, and each sip can be related to a specific item from the list above. The order of the items also adds something, as the ingredient list is presented in descending order by weight, so the sequence of the three raw materials itself says something about the proportions of the blend.<\/p>\n
The producer provides a simple brewing instruction, and it's worth following it closely, as the temperature here is lower than with regular black tea. Add one teaspoon, about 2 g of the blend, to a cup or infuser, pour with water at a temperature of 80-85\u00b0C, and brew for four to six minutes. Covering the vessel during brewing retains volatile aromatic compounds in the infusion instead of releasing them with steam.<\/p>\n
This is a suggestion for those who drink herbal infusions in the evening and are looking for something caffeine-free, with a distinctly fruity profile. Cannabis sativa in tea is a novelty for many, so a smaller package is a sensible starting point - you buy just enough to try the taste, not so much that you regret the whole jar. The blend is loose, so you need an infuser, strainer, or a pot with a filter; if you prefer the convenience of bags, this is not the format for you. If you're checking for allergens, take a look at the packaging before your first brew, and if in doubt, write to us before ordering. If after trying you decide to stick with this blend for longer, there is a larger package available in the same line, with the same composition and brewing instructions. The product is intended for adults, and the producer clearly states this on the label.<\/p>\n
One teaspoon of the blend, about 2 g, per cup; water at a temperature of 80-85\u00b0C and four to six minutes covered. The temperature here is lower than with black tea, and the producer states it directly, so it's worth reaching for a kettle with temperature control or waiting a moment after boiling, instead of pouring with boiling water.<\/p>\n
No. The producer states clearly that the blend is caffeine-free, which is evident from the ingredients - hemp leaves, raspberry, and hibiscus are three caffeine-free raw materials, and the entire list ends there. In practice, this means you can choose any time to drink it, even in the evening.<\/p>\n
Yes. It is a loose blend, without tea bags, so a strainer, sieve, or filter jug will be useful. Pour about 2 g of the blend into water at a temperature of 80-85\u00b0C, steep for four to six minutes under cover, and strain the herbs. The loose form has the advantage that you can adjust the portion yourself - a teaspoon is the starting point provided by the producer.<\/p>\n
Only in size. The composition is the same (hemp leaves, raspberry, and hibiscus) and the brewing instructions are identical: one teaspoon per cup, water at 80-85\u00b0C, four to six minutes. This packaging weighs 20 g and is the smaller of the two available, so the choice comes down to whether you are just trying the flavor or stocking up.<\/p>\n
The same blend is also packaged by the producer in a larger container. You can find the other infusions from our offer in the category Teas<\/a>.<\/p>\n More context on the blog: we write separately about herbacie konopnej<\/a> and about naparach z konopi<\/a>.<\/p>\n Do not exceed the recommended daily portion. Dietary supplements do not replace a varied diet or a healthy lifestyle. The producer states that the product is intended for adults. Pregnant and breastfeeding women, as well as individuals taking medications regularly, should discuss drinking herbal infusions with their doctor. Store the blend in a tightly closed package, in a dry place, away from direct sunlight and strong odors - the plant material easily absorbs them. Keep the package out of reach of children. If you notice any concerning symptoms after drinking the infusion, discontinue use.<\/p>\n Do you have questions about the ingredients or brewing? Write or call - at u Bucha, we will go through the product card and label with you before you buy.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" A loose blend of three ingredients - hemp leaves, raspberry, and hibiscus - in a 20 g package, caffeine-free.<\/p>\nRelated articles<\/h3>\n
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