We created a delightful herbal infusion made from mountain tea of the subspecies Sideritis syriaca subsp. syriaca, commonly known as Malotira, combined with dittany, with no added sweeteners or flavorings. These herbs are endemic to the mountains of Crete.
A distinctive herbal infusion, naturally caffeine-free, with a bold flavor and unique benefits, suitable for enjoyment at any time of day.
Ingredients
15 pyramids of 1.3 gr containing a mixture of organic mountain tea (Sideritis syriaca), organic dittany (Origanum dictamnus) and organic dry mountain tea extract (Sideritis scardica).
Both the dittany and the mountain tea come from organic cultivation in Crete.
The ideal natural conditions of Crete’s mountainous regions, combined with our innovative farming practices, result in a mountain tea with truly distinctive bioactive and sensory qualities.
Symbeeosis Pyramids for Tea & Herbs are biodegradable and made with PLA (polylactic acid), a fiber derived from corn starch. It biodegrades naturally in soil or water without emitting any pollutants, leaving a zero environmental footprint.
The packaging box is made from tinplate and contains no plastic. It is easy to reuse or recycle.
Hot beverage
Use just enough water to fill your cup. Take care of the environment and do not exceed 90 degrees. Immerse the pyramid in boiling water for 3-5 minutes, depending on how strong you want the taste. It is best to cover the cup to maximize the flavours and active ingredients of the drink. Then remove the pyramid and add Symbeeosis honey or another natural sweetener if desired.
Cold Drink
Prepare as for the hot drink with half the amount of water and top up with cold water or ice cubes.
Cold Brew
Leave 3 pyramids in a 750ml jug of cold water in the fridge for 24 hours and enjoy all the flavours in this unique way of brewing.
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Greek Organic Mountain Tea and Dittany 15 pyramids
9,80 €
128gA distinctive blend of mountain tea and dittany, two endemic plants of Crete.





