Ingredient

Lavender

Lavandula angustifolia

Origin: Provence, France & Yunnan, China · Family: Lamiaceae

Only the buds — not the leaves or stems — are used in tea. Buds are harvested just as the flowers open, then dried at low temperature to preserve the linalool that gives lavender its signature aroma. A small pinch is enough; lavender is one of the most concentrated florals in the pantry.

Flavour

Floral, herbaceous, with a clean cool finish.

Traditional benefits

  • Linalool has been clinically associated with reduced anxiety and improved sleep quality.
  • May ease tension headaches.
  • Mildly supportive of skin, heart and digestive health when consumed regularly.

Traditional uses are not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional for personal health concerns.

Pairs well with

LilyJasmineRose

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