Product Overview
100% Certified Organic Hawthorn Tea: A unique gift from nature hawthorn herb is most commonly used for diseases of the heart, blood and digestion, and has long been used in traditional herbal medicine for it's many health promoting properties.
Ingredients: Organic Hawthorn Leaf & Flowers
Botanical Name: Crataegus monogyna
Certified Organic: Yes - Why Choose Certified Organic Tea?
Country of Origin: Italy/Hungary/Bulgaria
Caffeine Level: Naturally caffeine free
Serving Suggestion: Add 1 heaped tsp per 200ml of water, brew with boiling water for 5-10 minutes or adjust to your liking.
Reviews
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5 Hawthorn...
Posted by Hilary Parker on 11th Jan 2021
Pleasant at breakfast time. Hawthorn has a history of use for health of cardiovascular system.
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5 Organic Hawthorn...
Posted by John Gibala on 7th Nov 2020
Fabulous
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5 Hawthorn Tea - Certified...
Posted by Penny Angrick on 21st Aug 2020
Hawthorn Tea - Certified Organic
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5 Hawthorne...
Posted by john weekes on 14th Apr 2020
Arrived in great time - very nice flavour and makes a relaxing brew
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5 Great...
Posted by Ana Campbell on 16th Jan 2020
Great product
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5 The cuppa is secured!
Posted by John S. on 3rd May 2019
The ordering and delivery were accomplished with ease but I was surprised I could only receive one pack!
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5 Everything stops for tea!
Posted by John S. on 20th Nov 2018
My wife was having great difficulty sourcing Hawthorne tea to relieve her high BP. So she was delighted to receive this consignment so quickly!!
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5 Excellent
Posted by Mort on 9th Apr 2018
Good quality fresh organic tea for healthy cardiovascular system
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5 Good for High blood pressure
Posted by Kathy on 5th Aug 2015
I tried this for high BP and it has brought it down by drinking 3 cups a day. I find the taste to be fairly neutral, just a faint tea flavour, so it is easy to drink.
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5 Works to lower blood pressure
Posted by Mihaela Maior on 10th Jul 2015
I have been drinking this tea for a week now and I noticed my BP is lower now, so I suppose is because of the tea.
