Lemon Verbena Tea C/S
$7.95
Description
Lemon Verbena Tea C/S from Nelson's Tea features dried, cut, and sifted leaves of a perennial shrub native to South America. Introduced to Europe by the Spanish in the 1600s, this plant is also known as Vervain and Lemon Bee Bush, prized for its bright lemon-scented foliage.
Shoppers picking up this herb gain a flexible pantry staple with multiple uses. The dried leaf flavors chicken, vegetables, rice, baked goods, and cold or hot drinks. It also works well for encapsulation or tincture recipes, giving home kitchens and herbal hobbyists plenty of creative ways to use it.
Benefits of Lemon Verbena Tea C/S
- The cut-and-sifted format makes measuring simple for recipes, tinctures, capsules, and homemade botanical blends.
- Carries a bright, lemon-scented profile that adds a citrus note to savory dishes, desserts, and cold beverages.
- Naturally caffeine-free, giving users flexibility to include the herb in recipes meant for any time of day.
- Pairs well with chicken, rice, vegetables, and baked goods, making it a versatile culinary herb to keep stocked.
- Works as a base in tinctures and capsules, making it practical for those who craft their own herbal preparations.
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FAQs
What is lemon verbena?
It is a perennial shrub from South America with lemon-scented leaves, also called Vervain or Lemon Bee Bush.
Can this herb be brewed as a verbena tea?
Yes. The dried leaves steep well in hot water, giving a light, lemon-scented cup with a soft, relaxing character.
What dishes pair well with lemon verbena?
The dried leaf flavors chicken, rice, vegetables, baked goods, and both hot and cold drink recipes beautifully.
Is lemon verbena caffeine-free?
Yes. The herb naturally contains no caffeine, so it suits recipes meant for morning, afternoon, or evening use.
How should lemon verbena be stored?
Keep the leaves in an airtight container, away from light, heat, and moisture, to protect aroma and freshness.
