The producer lists twelve ingredients in this recipe, which is quite extensive for a loose herbal-fruit blend and requires attention when reading. Following the leaves of Cannabis sativa are hawthorn, rose hip, hibiscus, rowan, black currant, barberry, elderberry, raspberry, apple, beetroot, and sloe. Such a list indicates a multi-layered infusion, where it is difficult to pinpoint a single dominant flavor - hibiscus and rose hip provide acidity, rowan, barberry, and sloe contribute astringency, raspberry and apple add a touch of sweetness, while beetroot gives a deep, dark red color and a slightly earthy base. The 50 g package is suitable for several weeks of daily brewing, so it is purchased when such a flavor profile has already been tested.<\/p>\n
Full list of ingredients provided by the producer, in the order from their product card:<\/p>\n
The list is provided in the order from the producer's card, and in such a list, the order itself is a clue regarding proportions: after the leaves of Cannabis sativa come hawthorn and rose hip, then acidic hibiscus and astringent rowan, while raspberry, apple, and beetroot appear only in the second half of the list. This corresponds to what is felt in the cup. Acidity and astringency lead, while sweetness merely balances them. The entire color and flavor of the infusion come from the dried ingredients themselves, as the bag contains only the twelve listed ingredients. You will find the allergen declaration and gluten information on the label of the package that reaches you - that is what is decisive.<\/p>\n
The brewing protocol comes directly from the producer. With such an acidic blend, it has real flavor significance: hibiscus, barberry, and rowan steeped in boiling water become sharply sour and bitter at the same time.<\/p>\n
For adults who enjoy bold infusions and are not looking for gentleness in tea. This recipe is both sour and astringent, with beetroot adding an earthy base that is not found in classic fruit tea - it\u2019s a flavor that you will either love immediately or reject after the first cup, and rarely is there something in between. The 50 g format makes sense when you already know that this profile suits you, as it lasts for several weeks of daily brewing. It works well as an autumn-winter infusion, enjoyed hot, and just as well as a cold base in a pitcher, where the acidity is felt more gently. Honey or a slice of orange clearly rounds out the profile, and shorter brewing leaves more fruity aroma and less astringency. The blend is not intended for children, and pregnant or breastfeeding women, as well as those on regular medication, should consult a doctor beforehand.<\/p>\n
Twelve ingredients provided by the producer: leaves of Cannabis sativa, hawthorn, rose hip, hibiscus, rowan, black currant, barberry, elderberry, raspberry, apple, beetroot, and sloe. The list is provided in the order from the product card, so the order itself says something about the proportions. Besides these twelve items, there is nothing else in the bag: no sugar, no flavoring, no carrier.<\/p>\n
Sour and astringent, with an earthy base from beetroot. Hibiscus and rose hip account for the acidity, rowan, barberry, and sloe for the astringency, while raspberry and apple add a touch of sweetness. The color is dark, leaning towards red. If you enjoy mild and sweet fruit teas, this profile may be too sharp for you.<\/p>\n
The list of twelve ingredients does not include black tea or green tea, nor yerba mate or guarana, meaning there are no ingredients containing caffeine. The composition consists solely of Cannabis sativa leaves and the fruits and herbs mentioned above. If you want to be sure, the decisive factor is the label on the packaging that you receive.<\/p>\n
A tightly sealed package, a dry, cool place shielded from light - that's all it takes. With such a large number of fruits in the composition, moisture is the main threat, as damp herbs clump together and lose their aroma noticeably faster than leafy blends. In a format for a few weeks of brewing, this has real significance, so it's worth closing the bag immediately after measuring out a portion.<\/p>\n
You can also get the same blend in a smaller package if you want to try it first. From the same BioCanna series comes the sweet-fruity blend Regeneration with a completely different profile - sweet and creamy instead of sour. We have gathered all the infusions from this shelf in the category Teas<\/a>.<\/p>\n More context on the blog: comparison of chokeberry and elderberry<\/a> and overview of support for autumn<\/a>.<\/p>\n This product is intended for adults. Keep it out of reach of small children, in a tightly sealed package, in a dry place shielded from light. Pregnant and breastfeeding women, as well as individuals taking medications regularly, should consult a doctor before regularly consuming herbal infusions. If you notice concerning symptoms after drinking the infusion, stop consuming it.<\/p>\n Do not exceed the recommended daily portion provided by the manufacturer. Herbal infusion does not replace a varied diet or a healthy lifestyle.<\/p>\n Do you have questions about the ingredients or brewing? Write or call - at u Bucha, we advise before the purchase, not after.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Loose herbal-fruit blend BioCanna in a 50 g package - twelve ingredients, from hawthorn and rose fruit to beet and sloe, in one multi-batch recipe.<\/p>\nRelated articles<\/h3>\n
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