Dr. Pandalis organic Cistus herb 100 g Incanus tea in premium quality 100% loose Cystus the original from pharmacy cystrose a traditional way

The original: only EU-approved variety: only "Cistus x incanus L. Pandalis" is approved according to EU Implementing Regulation 2017/2470 and may be marketed as the only variety of the plant species Cistus Incanus in the EU as a rockrose tea Old-fashioned harvested: from each plant a few young shoots are picked by hand, gently dried in the shade, cut and bottled as a loose cistus herb – our organic cistus tea, craft instead of industry Natural: Our cistus herb contains only 100% Cistus x incanus L. Pandalis from controlled organic cultivation. Natural, without flavours, additives and preservatives One teaspoon per cup (approx. 1.5g) Cistus tea or cistus tea with boiling water, let it brew for 7-10 minutes. Refine with lemon and honey or enjoy cold as iced tea. Suitable for children, pregnant women and breastfeeding women. Pioneer since 1994: Dr. Pandalis was the first to research the cistus rose and launched the Cystus organic tea. Today still the original - made and bottled in Germany, in proven pharmacy quality

Old-fashioned – a few young shoots are picked by hand from each plant. They are gently dried in the shade by sea breezes, cut and packed in the bags as a loose tea herb. 100% organic – the cistus tea organic contains 100% Cistus x incanus L. Our organic cistus herb is manufactured and bottled with care. 100% organic and natural ingredients for pure tea enjoyment Use: one teaspoon per cup (approx. 1.5 g) cistus tea pour boiling water and let steep for 7 to 10 minutes depending on taste. The tea can be further refined with lemon and honey. No additives – Our cistus tea is free from aroma, additives, preservatives and flavour enhancers. For this purpose, the cistrose tea is rich in polyphenols - 1a pharmacy quality Since 1994 – Dr. Pandalis has always been the pioneer when it comes to the research of Cystus Tea. To this day, we have the only variety of the plant species "Cistus Incanus", which can also be marketed in the EU as a tea herb.