I bought this because a Greek internet friend had been raving about it. Often consumed when one is feeling a little under the weather-but can be drunk any time. My friend had me put the stalks directly in my cup with the leaves on them. After that, I removed the stalks as best as possible and then poured through my tea strainer into a different cup. It’s good, but not exciting. A bit lemony, as TG suggests. Mild spice notes. Caffeine-free, good for bedtime. I probably won’t buy it again, but I would drink it if offered
Greek Mountain Tea
From the slopes of the Taygetos Mountains to your teacup, this traditional Mediterranean tisane possesses an herbaceous hint of lemon. Long valued by Greek mothers for its ability to soothe the stresses of the day.
