Neujahrstee from Sonnentor

Neujahrstee

Tea type
Herbal Tea
Ingredients
Blackberry Leaves, Chamomile, Elderflowers, Lemon Balm, Lemon Verbena, Linden, Mallow Flowers, Stinging Nettle Leaves, Sunflower Petals
Flavors
Herbaceous
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Caffeine
Caffeine Free
Certification
Organic, Vegan
Edit tea info Last updated by Martin Bednář
Average preparation
Boiling 8 min or more 10 oz / 300 ml

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  • “SONNENTOR ADVENT TEA DAY 13 Well, this advent has taught me one or two new German words and also a new flavor. When I started steeping this, I smelled nettle right away! I am not nearly as good as...” Read full tasting note
  • “Advent calendar 13 New Year Tea – herbal tea blend “How do you bring warmth into the cold season? I use lots of candles with lots of different colours. I collect them from wherever I go. This year...” Read full tasting note

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Another year gone, and you have had enough of lucky pigs and other lucky charms for New Year’s Eve? With this tea, you will bring joy and good mood to every New Year`s Eve party. It not only tastes wonderfully fragrant and fresh – every single bag has a refreshing saying that will help you and your loved ones celebrate the beginning of a new year in joy. The perfect lucky charms! Happy New Year!

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SONNENTOR ADVENT TEA DAY 13

Well, this advent has taught me one or two new German words and also a new flavor.

When I started steeping this, I smelled nettle right away! I am not nearly as good as some of you at identifying aromas and tastes, so I was pretty happy with myself.

Once the cup has finished steeping, the nettle aroma has died away. I taste the linden first and the spearmint with it but not strong. This is a little more floral tasting than the other herbal blends so far.

Overall, it is a nice relaxing cup for bedtime!
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Courtney
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Have you been learning German?

ashmanra
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I took several years of German in high school and won a fluency award, and the. one semester in college. Many many years passed before I used German again! I taught elementary German to my daughter and for her final lessons we read Im Westen Nichts Neues together, translating as we went.

Now I am teaching three young ladies who are homeschooled and who have also been my music students. I emphasize, I am teaching basics only so don’t be impressed! Ha ha!

We had a lesson today and focused on Christmas words and German holiday traditions. Their mother gave me a copy of A Country Diary of an Edwardian Lady in German for Christmas!

Courtney
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That’s really neat! I find languages so fascinating and I’ve been learning Danish for a few years now (I have Danish ancestry, so my interest developed from that).

I alway like to hear about other people’s journeys with languages too!

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Advent calendar 13

New Year Tea – herbal tea blend
“How do you bring warmth into the cold season? I use lots of candles with lots of different colours. I collect them from wherever I go. This year I have even made some myself from beeswax. Oh, what a smell.”

We have way too much candles at home. So I actually do not bring any wtih me.

Anyway to the tea. Another herbal blend with nothing distinctive. Yep, it is nice; but somehow I am getting a headache a bit. Not caused by tea though. It wasn’t bad blend. But as I said, nothing to… enjoy. It was bit bland.

Flavors: Herbaceous

Preparation
Boiling 8 min or more 10 OZ / 300 ML
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