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Pinus Sylvestris Tea is a Herbal Tea that comes from the species of tree of the same name. When brewed, the infusion has a delightfully sweet and grassy flavour.

Expect each wholesome sip to evoke images of walks through enchanting forests. You can buy Pinus Sylvestris Tea here at The Kent and Sussex Tea and Coffee Company, where everything is packed fresh to order.

What is Pinus Sylvestris?

Pinus Sylvestris is native to Eurasia. It thrives from Western Europe to Eastern Siberia, north to within the Arctic Circle and south as far as Turkey. The Pinus Sylvestris Needles are easily recognisable by their blue-green leaves, while the tree’s bark is a distinct orange-red colour.

Overall, it can grow up to 35 metres high and have a trunk around one metre in diameter when mature.

Other Pinus Sylvestris Facts

• This tree belongs to the Pinaceae family.
• It goes by many names, including “Scots Pine”, “Scotch Pine”, and “European Red Pine.”
• The reason for the former of the three names is its prevalence in Scotland.
• It is one of only a few Pine tree species that can be safely made into a Herbal Tea.

Does Pinus Sylvestris Tea Have Caffeine?

Pinus Sylvestris Leaf Tea contains no leaves from the Camellia sinensis (Tea) plant. This means that, technically, it isn’t a “Tea” in the conventional sense.

The absence of such leaves likewise means that it is 100% void of caffeine. Drinking it while trying to cut down your intake is, therefore, an excellent choice. Allow us now to show you how to make Pinus Sylvestris Tea at home.

How to Make Pinus Sylvestris Tea

• Put 5g of leaves of Pinus Sylvestris in a Tea Filter or Infuser.
• Place the Tea-filled accessory in a cup or mug.
• Pour freshly boiled water into the cup.
• Let it infuse for 5 to 10 minutes for the best flavour.

How to Serve: Consider honey, lemon or Peppermint Tea. Alternatively, serve without additions.

Tasting Notes: Imparts a sweet and grassy flavour with a refreshing finish.

Health Benefits of Pinus Sylvestris Tea

Pinus Sylvestris’ uses are far-reaching. This is because the Loose Leaf Tea contains a wealth of vitamins, minerals and other antioxidants. Constituents such as these can combat free radicals in the body, the product of natural, though often harmful, human oxidation.

Doing so reduces the risk of developing a vast multitude of chronic conditions, cardiovascular disease and type-2 diabetes among them.

Pinus Sylvestris Tea for Boosted Immunity

It turns out that Pinus Sylvestris health benefits extend to the immune system. Its abundance in Vitamin C strengthens the body’s natural defences so that they’re better equipped to ward off common colds and the flu (influenza).

However, it’s essential to note that all the research supporting the claim is in its preliminary stages. If you have any concerns, please speak to a doctor beforehand.

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