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Tisane Inuit Ronce Petit-Mûrier N°2 - Délice Boréal - 20 sachets
La tisane Inuit Ronce Petit-Mûrier N°2 est d'une couleur ambrée et allie la ronce petit-mûrier à la racine de salsepareille.
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This common amber whose woody taste resembles maple, has a well-typed and very pleasant aroma and taste.
This mixture consists of salseparella root, fenugrec seed, carob seed, burrow leaves, roasted chicory root, cinnamon bark, roasted matte leaves and natural flavours.
The chicouté/bonce petit-mûrier is the fruit par excellence of the Inuit. A small plant in the rose family, it is a source of vitamin C.
Let infuse 3 to 5 minutes in warm water.
Place tea in a dry place for longer storage.
The inuit herbal teas Delice Boreal are produced by the Avataq Cultural Institute, a non-profit organization whose responsibility is to preserve and promote the language, culture and identity of the Inuit of Nunavik (Northern Quebec).
- Origin of product
- Nunavik, Quebec
- Capacity
- 20 bags
- Craftsman / Producer
- Délice Boréal
- Thé T
- Tisane
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Natural Ingredients from the Far North
Délice Boréal carefully selects rare and precious boreal plants, such as Labrador tea, lingonberry, and black crowberry. These wild ingredients are harvested under conditions that respect the Arctic ecosystem, ensuring the quality, traceability, and sustainability of each infusion.
Preserving Inuit Culture and Land
The Avataq Institute, the originator of Délice Boréal, has been working since 1980 to promote and preserve Inuit heritage. Through these herbal teas, it conveys a vision of harmony with nature and contributes to the appreciation of indigenous knowledge by the general public.
Each cup of Délice Boréal is a tribute to the Inuit way of life and its balanced relationship with the land.
The Range of Inuit Herbal Teas
Labrador Tea Blend (Mamaittuqutik), consisting of bearberry, peppermint, coltsfoot, and fennel seeds, is a soothing and stimulating mix. The secret to the comforting flavor of this blend lies in the Labrador tea. With its exquisite taste, it is perfect for promoting relaxation, rejuvenation, and moments of contemplation.
Dewberry Blend skillfully combines the subtle flavors of dewberry (Arpiqutik) and roasted dandelion roots to create a taste reminiscent of maple. This amber-colored herbal tea is gently soothing and also contains sarsaparilla, fenugreek seeds, and roasted mate leaves for a rich and balanced taste experience.
Juniper Blend (Qisiqtutauyak) is a memorable delight that helps to clear the mind. This golden herbal tea releases a comforting scent of lemon-mint, paired with echinacea, red clover flower, lemongrass, and other carefully selected ingredients. Its beautiful golden color and refreshing flavor make it a pleasant drink at any time of the day.
Black Crowberry Blend (Pauranagaqutik) is a unique blend that derives its intense color from black crowberry, hibiscus flower, juniper berries, and poppy flowers. This spicy and refreshing mix is characterized by the sweetness of the black crowberry, providing a comforting sensation.
Arctic Blend (Ukiurtatuq) is a flavorful and aromatic mix that offers a unique tasting experience. The #5 Blend consists of echinacea leaves and small Labrador tea, as well as peppermint leaves, elderflower, chamomile, cinnamon, ginger, cloves, and coltsfoot leaves. This carefully crafted combination of herbs and spices creates a balanced and soothing mix, perfect for relaxing and recharging.
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