Free delivery: Estonia €30 · Latvia €35 · Lithuania €40 · Finland €60 · Poland €50
Free delivery: Estonia €30 · Latvia €35 · Lithuania €40 · Finland €60 · Poland €50. 14 days to return unopened goods. Original products from official suppliers. Convenient payment: bank links, Visa/Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal. We explain how the products differ and help you choose
The dried viburnum berries were designed to be used on their own or in herbal mixtures. The product description specifically mentions rosehip fruit, lingonberry, and chamomile as compatible partners, and it also names linden flowers and raspberry leaves as good companions. In practice, this means you can add a small handful of viburnum berries to the herbal tea blend you already like.
There is no fixed rule for the ratio. A reasonable starting point is one part viburnum berries to two parts of the milder herb, for example chamomile or linden flowers. With rosehips you can use them in about equal parts, since both are fruits. You can adjust the proportion after your first cup — the main goal is to get a flavour you enjoy without making the brew too bitter. Use the same preparation method as for plain viburnum tea: crush the berries, pour boiling water over the mixture, cover, and steep for 15–20 minutes.
If you prepare several single-portion teabags or small jars of mixture, store them in a dry, dark place and use them within a few months. Freshly mixed batches will keep their aroma better than a large, long-stored jar.