No sooner have you drunk a sip of this tea, than wonderful warmth starts to spread inside you. The tea tastes wonderfully sweet and flowery and is a wonderful accompaniment to fine desserts. Linden trees used to be known as love tree, and even today, many a love promises are engraved in their stem. In many places, trials were held under the village linden tree, which is why it is also known as court tree.

Nutrition per 100 g dry product: Energy 946 kJ / 230 kcal Fat 1.7g Of which saturates 0.7g Carbohydrate 15.6g Of which sugars 5.3g Protein 9.8g Salt 0.01g

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