Kräuter Rebellen – Eternal Ice – Teabags from Ötzi's Realm
Eternal Ice is a herbal infusion in a teabag from the South Tyrolean Kräuter Rebellen. The hand-picked herbs for the herbal infusion come from the realm of Ötzi and the edelweiss in Vinschgau.
Ötzi's last meal was an alpine ibex. Even though he didn't get to finish digesting this meal, the Kräuter Rebellen named this herbal infusion after him for a reason! Lorenz and Leander from the Kräuter Rebellen in South Tyrol naturally cannot guarantee a supportive effect, but the ingredients of their Eternal Ice herbal blend in a teabag speak for themselves: peppermint and cornflower. All known for their particular effects, even if, for legal reasons, we are not allowed to disclose this. Picked in Stilfserjoch National Park, packaged in cooperation with Lebenshilfe. The mountain herb tea pyramid bags are made from GMO-free corn starch in environmentally friendly transparent PP packaging.
How to prepare the Eternal Ice herbal infusion
General information on tea preparation: The herbs (1 pyramid bag per cup) are steeped in boiling water and covered for a few minutes (5-8 min). This prevents the essential oils and vapors from evaporating. Afterwards, the herbal infusion is strained and enjoyed warm. The prepared tea should not sit for longer than 3-4 hours.
The Kräuter Rebellen – Herbal blends from the mountains
The Kräuter Rebellen Lorenz and Leander are committed to the highest quality. With loving craftsmanship, the two certified herbal farmers harvest flowers, herbs, and spices in the midst of the South Tyrolean Alps at the "balsamic moment," i.e., at the moment when the plants, slowly grown in pure mountain air, contain the most active ingredients. This special quality can be seen, smelled, and tasted in their tea and herbal blends. Blends such as Bergdoktor or Südtiroler Blütenduft are available in beautiful tins or in corn starch teabags.
