The generic name of mint - «Mentha» - is derived from ancient Greek mythology. The ancient Greeks explained the appearance of mint of the beautiful legend of the innocent and beautiful nymph Mente, which Persephone, Pluto's jealous wife, in a fit of jealousy turned into a nondescript plant. Pluto could not remove the spell from the nymph, but he was able to give the plant a subtle, gentle, cool flavor and the ability to excite the senses.

It should not be confused with the mountain mint peppermint, which is a cultivated plant. The first of these shrubs has a very pleasant, slightly tangy smell, pungent taste, when chewed gives the feeling of "chill" in the mouth. Due menthol contained in leaves, mountain mint can be used as a local anesthetic, such as a toothache, is also has antiseptic and spasmolytic properties. The infusion of mint leaves not only tastes good, but also facilitates the sickness in the stomach and intestines, is used as a means to improve digestion, increase appetite, anti-nausea and vomiting. Leaves and flowers are a great condiment for salads, soups, vegetable and meat dishes, as well as used to flavor sauces, tea blends.

20 filter bags for 1,3g. in individual envelopes.

Corrugated Package 25 g

Polypropylene packaging 25g

100% mint mountain (wild)

100% mountain mint (wild).Pour 2 tsp into 1 cup (250 ml) of boiling water, hold 3-10 minutes under the lid.

For sachets: 3-10 minutes brewing time, water temperature ≈100 ° C