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Product information
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Nettle Leaf Tea by Sweetea is a simple, caffeine-free herbal infusion made from carefully selected nettle leaves.
It has a fresh, earthy herbal character and is best enjoyed as a warm, unsweetened cup or with a little honey if preferred. A straightforward single-herb tea for everyday tea rituals.
Net Weight: 25Gm
Ingredients: Nettle leaves
How to Brew
Use 1–2 tsp in 180ml of water at 80–90°C. Steep for about 3 minutes. Resteep up to 2 times. Do not add milk; add sugar or honey according to taste.
Caffeine: Caffeine-free.
Ingredients & taste
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The infusion reflects the natural character of its leaves, flowers, roots, fruits or botanicals.
Brewing guide
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Follow the quantity, temperature and steeping guidance in the product description, then adjust the next cup to taste.
Caffeine & best time to drink
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Caffeine: Caffeine-free
Gentle safety notes
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Herbs may affect people differently. Seek qualified advice when pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication or managing a health condition.
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