Sweetgale & Echinacea Loose Herbal Tea by Floèm
Fresh, resinous, and deeply grounding, Sweetgale and Echinacea Herbal Tea is a caffeine-free infusion inspired by the invigorating air of a walk through the boreal forest. Crafted by Floèm, this blend draws on the healing intelligence of plants traditionally valued for their protective and restorative properties — carefully chosen to support the body during seasonal change, fatigue, or vulnerability.
At the heart of this infusion is echinacea, renowned for stimulating immunity and offering antibacterial support, paired with mullein to soothe coughs, reduce mucus, and ease joint discomfort. Sweet gale, juniper, sage, and wild Labrador tea come together to create a powerful yet balanced blend that supports the respiratory, lymphatic, and circulatory systems.
Taste & Aroma
Herbaceous and refreshing, with a slightly bitter and peppery profile. Camphorated, resinous, and gently hoppy notes emerge from sage and juniper berries — a vivid, forest-inspired cup that strengthens, clears, and restores.
Benefits
- Caffeine-free — enjoy any time of day
- Supports respiratory, lymphatic & circulatory systems
- Echinacea — stimulates immunity and offers antibacterial properties
- Mullein — soothes coughs, reduces mucus, and eases joint discomfort
- Ideal during colds, seasonal transitions, or periods of fatigue
How to Brew
- Use 2 teaspoons of loose herbal tea per cup
- Heat water to 85°C
- Steep for 10 minutes to fully release its aromatic and therapeutic qualities
- Best enjoyed during cold seasons, recovery periods, or moments when the body needs extra support
Ingredients
Organic juniper, wild sweet gale, organic echinacea, wild Labrador tea, organic mullein, sage.
Not recommended for pregnant women or children under 5 years of age. Consult a healthcare professional before use, especially if you have health concerns or are undergoing treatment.
Product Details
- Type: Loose leaf herbal tea (caffeine-free)
- Sizes Available: 30g | 150g | 500g | 1kg
- Origin: Canada (Québec)
- Brand: Floèm
