ti na Frithe (deerforest tea)
Ever set food into the fragrant deer forest on a still Summer day? If it is peaceful enough, you might just be fortunate enough to spot a graceful doe grazing on the blaeberry leaf or birch? Or perhaps hear the gentle footfall as the elegant creature leaps out of sight. This blend is a traditional fusion of wild plants found in the deer forest, and aims to capture the feeling of being surrounded by the sweet scents and peaceful setting of the places where the wild deer like to roam. Blaeberry leaf, Elderflowers, Heather blossom and wild rose petals combine to make a fragrant drink with earthy tones and a satisfying flavour to drink every day, as a general tonic for health and wellbeing. For more details on the medicinal properties of each of the native herbs, look out for coming blog posts about their use in history and modern uses.
Ever set food into the fragrant deer forest on a still Summer day? If it is peaceful enough, you might just be fortunate enough to spot a graceful doe grazing on the blaeberry leaf or birch? Or perhaps hear the gentle footfall as the elegant creature leaps out of sight. This blend is a traditional fusion of wild plants found in the deer forest, and aims to capture the feeling of being surrounded by the sweet scents and peaceful setting of the places where the wild deer like to roam. Blaeberry leaf, Elderflowers, Heather blossom and wild rose petals combine to make a fragrant drink with earthy tones and a satisfying flavour to drink every day, as a general tonic for health and wellbeing. For more details on the medicinal properties of each of the native herbs, look out for coming blog posts about their use in history and modern uses.
Ever set food into the fragrant deer forest on a still Summer day? If it is peaceful enough, you might just be fortunate enough to spot a graceful doe grazing on the blaeberry leaf or birch? Or perhaps hear the gentle footfall as the elegant creature leaps out of sight. This blend is a traditional fusion of wild plants found in the deer forest, and aims to capture the feeling of being surrounded by the sweet scents and peaceful setting of the places where the wild deer like to roam. Blaeberry leaf, Elderflowers, Heather blossom and wild rose petals combine to make a fragrant drink with earthy tones and a satisfying flavour to drink every day, as a general tonic for health and wellbeing. For more details on the medicinal properties of each of the native herbs, look out for coming blog posts about their use in history and modern uses.
