Is Ivan chai with linden caffeine-free, and can I drink it in the evening?

Yes — this blend is naturally caffeine-free and can be a good evening alternative to black tea.

How should I brew this loose Ivan chai with linden?

Use about one teaspoon per 250 ml cup, pour hot water at 90–95 °C, cover and steep for 5–10 minutes; adjust to your taste.

Are there people who should be cautious with this herbal tea?

If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, have a chronic condition, or take medication, check with a doctor before regular use; also start with one cup if you are new to herbal infusions.

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Ivan-tea is a traditional herbal drink that is excellent for daily phytotherapy. Ivan-tea has a calming effect, promotes relaxation, and relieves tension. - Vitamin C contributes to strengthening the immune system - Pectins and organic acids serve for detoxification of the body - Flavonoids have anti-inflammatory effects - Gallic acid slows down the aging process

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Usage Instructions

Steep 1 teaspoon of the blend in 300 ml hot water at 80-95 °C. Infuse for 7-10 minutes. Your tea is ready!

About This Tea

Taiga Ryadom Ivan chai liivateega, 50 g is a herbal tea blend built around Ivan tea, also known as fireweed, with linden flowers for a softer, rounder taste. People often choose this caffeine-free drink when they want a warm evening cup, a gentler alternative to black tea, or a traditional plant infusion that feels easy to include in a balanced lifestyle.

Key Ingredients

Ivan tea (fireweed) — has a long history in Northern and Eastern European herbal traditions. It naturally contains plant compounds such as flavonoids, tannins, organic acids and pectins. Flavonoids act as antioxidants that help protect cells from oxidative stress, while pectins are soluble plant fibres valued for their ability to bind certain substances in the digestive tract.
Linden flowers — traditionally appreciated for their mild, soothing character and delicate floral aroma, making the blend especially pleasant when you want to unwind after a busy day.

Loose Infusion Format

What makes this tea interesting is not only the herbs themselves, but also the form: a loose herbal infusion lets the plants open fully in hot water, giving a fuller aroma and a more rounded taste than many standard tea bags. Because it contains no coffee beans or tea leaves from Camellia sinensis, it suits people who prefer a naturally caffeine-free drink in the evening, during quiet breaks at work, or in colder seasons when a warm herbal beverage feels particularly welcome.

Good to Know

This product is a good fit for those who enjoy traditional botanical drinks and want variety beyond mint or chamomile. If you are sensitive to herbs, pregnant or breastfeeding, or taking medication, it is sensible to check whether herbal teas are suitable for you. As with any plant-based product, listen to your body and avoid relying on it as a substitute for medical advice.

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Brand	Taiga Ryadom

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This herbal blend is naturally caffeine-free. It is made from Ivan tea (fireweed) and linden flowers, and it contains no leaves from Camellia sinensis — the plant used for black, green, and white tea — and no coffee beans. For that reason, it can be a practical choice when you want a warm cup in the evening but prefer to avoid caffeine.The linden flowers give the infusion a delicate floral aroma and a softer, rounder taste than plain fireweed. If you are used to black tea and want a caffeine-free drink that still feels like a proper hot beverage, this loose blend is a straightforward option. It can also be nice during a quiet break at work or in colder weather when you want something warm.Being caffeine-free does not mean a plant infusion is automatically suitable for every person in every situation. If you are sensitive to herbal teas, pregnant or breastfeeding, or taking medication, it is sensible to ask a medical professional before making this tea a regular part of your day. The product is not intended to diagnose, treat, or prevent any disease, and it should not be used as a substitute for a balanced diet or medical care.

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Because this tea is loose, the leaves and flowers have room to open in the water, which usually gives a fuller aroma than a standard tea bag. A simple starting point is one level teaspoon of the blend for a 250 ml cup. You can use a little more if you like a strong cup, or a little less for a lighter one.Heat water to about 90–95 °C — in practice, that means just below a full boil. Pour the hot water over the herbs and cover the cup to keep the aromatic compounds in. Let it steep for 5 to 10 minutes. A shorter steeping time gives a lighter, more floral cup; a longer one brings out more body from the fireweed. Since the drink is naturally caffeine-free, longer steeping does not create a caffeine problem.You can strain the infusion into another cup or leave the plant material in the cup and let it settle. If you prefer a clean cup without bits, a small tea strainer works well. The same portion can be infused a second time: simply add hot water and steep for a few minutes. The second cup will be lighter, which is sometimes preferred in the evening.For a cold drink, brew it a little stronger, let it cool, and pour over ice. A slice of lemon or a little honey can be added, though the linden flowers already contribute a floral aroma, so it is worth tasting the plain infusion first.Store the remaining loose tea in a dry, airtight container, away from direct sunlight and strong smells. After opening, it is especially important to close the package or container firmly, because loose plant material can absorb moisture and lose its aroma faster than common tea bags.

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Ivan tea and linden flowers are widely used in herbal traditions, but that does not mean the infusion is appropriate for everybody. The safest approach is to consider your own circumstances before making this tea a regular habit.If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, have a chronic condition, or take prescription medication, consult a medical professional before drinking this product. This is general advice for any herbal preparation. The tea is not intended to diagnose, treat, or prevent any disease, and it should not replace a recommended diet, treatment, or medication.People who are not sure how their body reacts to herbs can start with one small cup and see how they feel. If you have a known sensitivity or allergy to plants, read the ingredient information on the package and get professional advice if needed. A personal reaction is unlikely for most people, but it is still wise to listen to your body.Practical precautions:Let the hot infusion cool slightly before drinking to avoid burns.Do not drink several cups at once on the first try — one serving is enough to judge taste and tolerance.Do not use this tea as a replacement for water, meals, or medical care.If any unpleasant symptom appears after drinking this tea, stop using it and speak with a medical professional.

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