Knowledge and Practice

Infusion is the ideal method for extracting essential oils from delicate parts, such as leaves and flowers, by pouring hot water over the herb and covering the vessel. Decoction is a continuous boiling process necessary to break down the fibers of rigid parts like roots, barks, and seeds, ensuring the full extraction of their active principles.

Yes, significantly. Boiling water can burn sensitive leaves, resulting in bitterness and the degradation of antioxidants and phytochemicals. Respecting the temperatures and steeping times indicated in each recipe is fundamental for preserving the clinical and sensory quality of the blend.

Botanically, only the beverage derived from processing the leaves of the Camellia sinensis plant receives the official nomenclature of 'tea' (such as Green, Black, White, and Oolong teas). Other plants, like chamomile, hibiscus, and mint, are technically classified as herbal infusions or tisanes.

To prevent chemical oxidation and fungal growth, botanicals should be stored in airtight dark glass containers or tins, kept in dry, cool places away from direct sunlight and heat.

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Pairing seeks a balance and contrast of aromatic notes: astringent and light teas pair well with salads and fish, while intense, earthy, or woody options perfectly support spicy dishes, aged cheeses, or rich chocolate desserts. Read the full guide here

Absolutely. Plants possess powerful active principles that can interact with allopathic medications or present risks in specific physiological states, such as pregnancy and lactation. Always consult our Responsible Use page and a medical specialist.

It depends on the botanical matrix used. Blends based on Camellia sinensis or yerba mate contain natural levels of caffeine/theine. Pure infusions of chamomile, lemon balm, and lemongrass are naturally caffeine-free.

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