Herbal Teas R, S and T
Tea Merchant in Wimbledon
Herbal Tea Supplies in Wimbledon R, S and T
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We supply probably the widest range of loose herbal tea supplies in Wimbledon and possibly the whole country. Our shop is located in the picturesque area of Merton Abbey Mills just by the river Wandle.
For Herbal Tea supplies in Wimbledon, and for loose leaf tea from single estate greens and black teas to world wide recognised and famous blends from China, Taiwan, India, Japan, Kenya, The Himalayan foothills and Sri Lanka
We do not stock any tea bags - all our teas and infusions are loose so that you know exactly what you are getting, value for money, no bleached or recycled material hiding a pitifully small herbal content and no, absolutely no adulteration - exactly what you would expect from a Tea Merchant in Wimbledon
It is important to remember that herbs are powerful plant material and many are very potent if taken in excess. Follow the instructions for a satisfying and restorative brew.
Herbal Tea Supplies in Wimbledon
Herbal Tea infusions have been used for centuries to help with minor ailments - the clue to their efficacy can sometimes be seen in the common names such as Feverfew - helps to reduce temperature or Eyebright - used to help with conjunctivitis and blepharitis.
Tea doesn't have to be a drink - it is merely a description of the volatile compounds present in plant material which are dissolved into water - in the case of Eyebright and the two conditions described the tea would be used topically as a eyewash.
Many herbal tea infusions contain antioxidants and are rich in vitamin and mineral content and really quite pleasant to drink, either hot and restorative or cold and refreshing. A little honey to sweeten adds an extra dimension.
For Tea Supplies in Wimbledon and a whole host of Aromatherapy Supplies in Wimbledon, then please feel free to come along and visit our store or alternatively shop on line by clicking on any of the tea names to take you to a more detailed page about each tea and a chance to purchase.
Some general rules
Root and bark derived herbal tea infusions tend to require a longer brewing time because of the tougher nature of the plant material - around 5 to 6 minutes should suffice. Leaf and flower herbal tea infusions normally only require around 2 or 3 minutes brewing.
