COMMON HOPS 30 GR. LEKRASET - (Hops)(хмель)

Product overview

LEKRASET Humalakäbid 30 g is a herbal tea made from dried hop cones, the flower-like part of Humulus lupulus. Many people know hops from brewing, but in European herbal tradition they have also been used on their own as an infusion with a distinctly bitter, resinous and aromatic character. This kind of herb is usually chosen by people who enjoy traditional plant-based preparations and want to include a classic botanical tea in their evening rhythm or seasonal herbal cupboard.

Key components

Hop cones naturally contain several groups of plant compounds:

• Bitter acids such as humulone and lupulone
• Fragrant essential oils
• Tannins and polyphenols, including prenylated flavonoids like xanthohumol

In simple terms, the bitter substances give hops their characteristic taste, while the volatile oils create the recognisable woody, slightly pungent aroma. Because this product uses the dried cones themselves rather than an isolated extract, the infusion reflects the herb in its traditional whole‑plant form.

Traditional use and suitability

What makes this herbal supplement interesting is precisely that simplicity. LEKRASET hop cones are a single‑herb product with no added blends, flavours or sweeteners, so the tea keeps the original profile of the plant. Hops have a long place in European folk use, especially as a bitter aromatic herb. People often reach for hop tea when they prefer classic herbal infusions over capsules, or when they want a slower, more grounded way to include botanicals in a self‑care regimen.

This product may suit adults who:

• appreciate traditional herbs
• enjoy bitter herbal teas
• like to rotate different botanicals such as chamomile, lemon balm or mint

Safety notes

As with many concentrated herbs, it is sensible to use it thoughtfully. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, take medicines, or plan to use hop tea regularly, it is best to check with a healthcare professional first. It is not intended for children unless a specialist advises otherwise.