Description
The most common English name, other than mountain tea, is “shepherd’s tea”, because Greek shepherds used the plants to prepare a brewed tea while tending their flocks high in the mountains.
Mountain tea has a sweet, floral, earthy taste with a strong aroma.
Mountain tea is said to have a positive effect on almost everything that affects it. Mountain tea is said to have a positive effect on almost everything that affects it.
Rich in antioxidants, scientifically known to be antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory.
Preparation: Put the flowers in a teapot with a cup and fill with boiling water. Let the tea steep for five minutes. Often served with honey.