Rosemary Infusion

At first glance, a light yellow dress with a hint of green, rather clear.

On the nose, an intense scent with woody and slightly floral notes.

When tasting, the intense attack of woody and musky notes of therosemary, then slightly spicy on the finish.

We, the Marmots, like to learn... and share our knowledge! The benefits of rosemary are nothing new, which surely explains its many names: Mary's tree, troubadour's herb, sailor's rose...

Renowned as a medicinal plant since Roman times (and even a lucky charm, if you please), it was once thought that rosemary drunk as an infusion could bring glory and fame. Today, a rosemary infusion will especially give you a good boost after meals. Because rosemary:

- contributes to digestive comfort
- facilitates the digestion of fats
- also supports liver and biliary function
- contributes to the stimulation of the production of digestive juices.

Just that! Rosemary also contains natural antioxidants. And all this without caffeine, naturally.

To benefit from these benefits of rosemary, we recommend drinking 3 cups per day.

A little reminder from a sensible groundhog: make sure to maintain a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. For pregnant or breastfeeding women and children under 12 years of age, consult your doctor. Not intended for people hypersensitive to plants of the Lamiaceae family.

For lovers of strong, bold and contrasting flavors (you'll recognize yourself), let your rosemary infuse for at least 5 minutes at 100°C.

And for those who prefer sweet and mild sensations, a spoonful of fir honey will work wonders.

A big bowl, a deep breath, and you're transported to the heart of the scrubland. Less cicadas, but better digestion!

Selection of organic plants for infusion

Ingredient: rosemary*Salvia rosmarinus100%. Origin Morocco. *100% of ingredients from organic farming. FR-BIO-15.

Net weight: 45 g - Box of 30 sachets

Recyclable tea bags - no staples, no strings, no tags. Fully recyclable box.

Infusion made in France (Haute-Savoie - 74)