Tea 1.5 g 100 CHORUS (12)

Herbal Tea Collection : Spring Melody Spicy hint of thyme adds a lovely bright fresh taste of Greenfield Spring Melody. Latin name thyme comes from the Greek word 'courage'. Maybe that's why in medieval England, picture of thyme adorned the armor of knights, it was believed that a sprig of this herb, even the embroidered silk on the knight's scarf, raise morale and bring victory in the joust. And in the era of Queen Elizabeth the thyme, like rosemary, lavender and other aromatic herbs – it becomes part of the English garden. This tradition has survived to the present day, as well as ancient belief, according to which the man who planted thyme in my garden, is a must see for elves attracted by the spicy aroma of fresh herbs, they will hasten to the house, ready to make any dream come true... Actually, thyme is associated with many customs. In France believe that a pillow stuffed with fragrant sprigs of thyme saves from insomnia and gives a good complexion. (By the way, these pillows are actually useful to sleep). In Germany, where the thyme is certainly included with herbal teas, since ancient times is the custom to collect this spicy herb on the feast of the ascension, celebrated forty days after Easter. According to popular belief, herbs gathered on this day before sunrise, take on special healing powers. But the main advantage of thyme (in addition to the numerous beneficial properties which he really has), his magnificent, sharp, spicy and fresh fragrance. Which gives a special charm to any dish – whether it's a traditional English lamb or herbal tea, so beloved in Germany. In the composition of Greenfield Spring Melody that is composed of expensive Indian tea, mint and currant leaves, well there is a taste of thyme – fresh, spicy and intense. P. S. among other things, 'thyme can cure anything except broken neck or a broken heart.' So, anyway, argued Mr. Dagny, the famous hero of English fairy tales of Redlar Kipling.