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Enjoy the soothing charm of our organic linden tea. Relaxing and calming, it promotes restful sleep, eases tension, and supports gentle digestion. With its delicate floral flavor, it's perfect for a wellness break or a serene evening.
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Linden (Tilia cordata / Tilia platyphyllos) is one of the most emblematic plants in European herbal tradition. Appreciated for its delicately scented flowers and gentle taste, it has accompanied tasting rituals associated with moments of calm and serenity for generations.
Elaborated with care in France, this herbal tea reveals a floral and harmonious infusion that naturally finds its place in everyday habits. Its delicate character makes it a particularly appreciated drink in the evening or during a pause devoted to well-being.
Linden is a traditional plant of European herbalism.
Linden contributes to relaxation and mental well-being.
Linden helps maintain natural sleep.
This infusion naturally contributes to daily hydration.
Its use requires compliance with the recommended directions for use.
Linden (Tilia cordata / Tilia platyphyllos)
Linden contributes to relaxation and mental well-being.
Linden helps maintain natural sleep.
Uses attributed exclusively to the plant according to the claims listed in the reference table.
At Provence d’Antan, linden evokes summer walks beneath flowering trees, family traditions and moments of relaxation that gently punctuate the day.
Its delicate infusion reveals soft, comforting floral notes that naturally invite you to slow down. This emblematic plant accompanies moments devoted to calm and the pleasure of a simple, authentic tasting experience.
Linden embodies a warm herbalism, where each cup becomes a ritual of softness.
For a floral infusion
Linden appeals with its softness and delicate scent.
To accompany an evening ritual
It is traditionally appreciated during relaxing moments before bedtime.
To discover the great plants of herbalism
In the late afternoon
To mark a transition towards a calmer rhythm.
In the evening
To accompany a moment of relaxation and serenity.
During a well-being pause
To enjoy a floral infusion throughout the year.
Occasionally
During periods when you wish to give more space to calm moments.
Daily
While respecting the recommended directions for use.
1 to 2 g of flowers per cup
Simmering water
Infuse for 5 to 10 minutes
Cover while infusing
Follow the recommended doses indicated on the packaging.
In a cup
To fully appreciate the finesse of its floral notes.
In a teapot
To share a convivial and comforting moment.
In a carafe
Once cooled, the infusion may also be enjoyed fresh.
Enjoy linden herbal tea in a calm environment to fully appreciate its soothing character.
Create a regular ritual by enjoying a cup each evening at a set time.
Pair the infusion with a moment of reading or relaxation.
Prepare a freshly made infusion to preserve the delicacy of the flowers.
Not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women without professional advice.
In case of medical treatment or any specific situation, seek advice from a healthcare professional.
Respect the recommended doses.
In case of doubt, seek advice from a healthcare professional.
Plant-based infusions are not a substitute for a varied diet, a balanced lifestyle or medical treatment.
Linden is a floral plant highly appreciated in the world of traditional herbal teas. As an infusion, it offers a soft, rounded, lightly floral cup, sometimes perceived with honeyed notes.
At Provence d’Antan, linden herbal tea is elaborated in France to offer a simple, delicate tasting experience, faithful to the spirit of herbal plants.
Linden herbal tea has a soft, floral, rounded and delicately honeyed taste. It is more enveloping than verbena, less lemony than lemon balm and more floral than nettle.
Its profile is suited to those who enjoy delicate cups, perceived as low in sweetness and easy to savour at the end of the day.
A linden infusion can be enjoyed at the end of the day, after a meal or during a calm pause. Its soft and floral taste naturally accompanies evening rituals, cocooning moments and times when you wish for a rounded, enveloping cup.
It can also be enjoyed during the day, depending on each person’s preferences.
Linden herbal tea generally contains no theine when it is made only with linden or with plants that do not include tea. It can therefore be enjoyed at different times of the day, including in the evening.
However, it is still recommended to check the exact composition of the product if linden is combined with other ingredients.
To prepare linden herbal tea, pour simmering water over the sachet or flowers, then leave to infuse for the time indicated on the packaging.
As linden is a delicate plant, it is best to respect the recommended infusion time in order to preserve its floral notes. Covering the cup while infusing helps retain the full finesse of the tasting experience.
Yes, linden herbal tea can be enjoyed after a meal, extending the moment with a soft, floral and light cup.
Its rounded and delicate profile offers a pleasant alternative to sweet drinks or more powerful infusions. It is particularly well suited to the end of dinner, simple desserts or evening pauses.
Yes, linden infusion can be enjoyed in the evening if it contains no tea, maté, coffee or naturally stimulating ingredient.
Its soft, floral and enveloping taste fits easily into an end-of-day ritual. For regular consumption, it is preferable to follow the recommendations indicated on the packaging.
Linden offers a soft, floral and lightly honeyed cup, with an enveloping roundness. Chamomile also brings floral softness, but with a more herbaceous character and a sometimes more botanical note.
Both plants belong to the world of evening herbal teas, but linden stands out for its fuller and smoother sensation on the palate.
Linden has a floral, rounded softness, sometimes perceived with honeyed notes. Verbena offers a fresher, brighter and more lemony cup.
As an infusion, linden is suited to lovers of soft and enveloping notes, while verbena will appeal to those looking for a fresher, more botanical and lemony plant.
Linden offers a floral, rounded and delicately honeyed infusion. Lemon balm stands out with its botanical and lemony notes, bringing a fresher sensation on the palate.
Linden is more reminiscent of classic evening herbal teas, while lemon balm offers a lighter, more herbaceous and more luminous cup.
Yes, linden pairs very well with chamomile, lemon balm, verbena, orange blossom, lavender, rose or hawthorn, depending on the recipe.
These combinations make it possible to create more floral, more lemony or more enveloping infusions, while preserving the characteristic softness of linden.
Yes, linden herbal tea can also be enjoyed cold. Prepare the infusion hot, leave it to cool, then place it in the refrigerator.
Served with ice cubes, a slice of lemon or a few edible flowers according to culinary use, it becomes a delicate floral drink, ideal for mild days.
Some linden herbal teas may be suitable for children when they are theine-free, served warm or cold, and chosen in an appropriate recipe.
However, it is important to check the composition and directions for use. For young children, pregnant or breastfeeding women, people taking medication or sensitive individuals, it is preferable to seek advice from a healthcare professional.
Linden herbal tea can be included in a varied tasting routine, alternating with other plants, provided the directions for use allow it.
For daily or prolonged consumption, it is preferable to follow the indications on the packaging and seek advice in case of pregnancy, breastfeeding, medical treatment or any specific situation.
Linden herbal tea should be stored in a dry place, away from light, heat and humidity.
As the flowers are delicate, it is recommended to close the bag, box or refill carefully after each use in order to preserve their floral notes. Avoid placing it near strong spices or highly fragrant ingredients.
Choosing Provence d’Antan linden herbal tea means enjoying a simple, floral and delicate plant, elaborated in France in the spirit of contemporary herbalism.
Its soft, rounded and lightly honeyed taste accompanies calm pauses, after-meal moments and evening rituals with naturalness, simplicity and refinement.
