Pine Needles
Awaken your senses with the fresh, forest-fresh infusion of Pine Needle tea, a timeless herbal elixir.
£8.95
Dried Pine Needles create a revitalising tea to support overall well-being, with a fresh, forest-like aroma that awakens the senses. Brew as a comforting infusion or use for a refreshing face wash and hair rinse, embracing nature’s gentle essence in your daily routine.
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Botanical Name: Pine Needles
Common Name(s): Pine Needles
Plant Part: Leaf
Country of Origin:
Cut Size: Cut & Sifted
Steep Time: 10 minutes
Water Temperature: 90°C / Keep Covered
How To use
Steep 1-2 teaspoons of dried pine needles in 250 ml of boiling water for 10-15 minutes, then strain. Drink 1-3 cups daily to support well-being. Alternatively, add to bath water for a soothing infusion.
The Science
- Rich in vitamin C, a potent antioxidant for immune support.
- Contains volatile oils like alpha-pinene and beta-pinene, supporting respiratory comfort.
- Flavonoids and tannins contribute to respiratory comfort.
Ingredients
100% Pinus sylvestris (Cut Herb)
Pine Needles: Breathe in the Essence of Ancient Forests
Savour the invigorating, resinous flavour of Pine Needle tea, reminiscent of a crisp woodland walk with subtle citrus undertones and a warming, aromatic depth. Traditionally brewed as a comforting infusion, it's cherished for supporting respiratory well-being, comfort during winter months, and vitality in colder months.
Folklore, Tradition & Etymology
Pine (Pinus sylvestris), known as Scots Pine, has long symbolised resilience and eternity in Celtic and Norse lore, its evergreen needles woven into winter solstice rituals for protection against evil spirits. Traditionally, Highland folk brewed pine needle teas during harsh winters to support well-being and invoke the forest’s protective spirits, while saunas infused with its boughs refreshed body and spirit.
A Heritage of Well-being
Rooted in ancient European herbalism, Pine Needles have been a staple since medieval apothecaries prized their vitamin C content for supporting well-being among sailors and villagers. In British countryside traditions, they feature in herbal tonics and bath infusions, embodying nature’s enduring gift for overall resilience and holistic harmony.
Is this the right herb for me?
Responses to herbs vary by individual. Consult a qualified herbalist or healthcare professional to determine if pine needles align with your wellness needs.
How long until I notice results?
Individual experiences differ; some may notice support for well-being within a few days, while consistent use over weeks may be needed for others.
Can children use pine needles?
Not recommended for children under 12 years. Always seek professional advice for use in children.
How should I store dried pine needles?
Store in a cool, dry place in an airtight container away from direct sunlight to preserve quality.
Important Caution
Please consult a qualified herbal medical or healthcare practitioner as not all herbs are suitable for children, during pregnancy or breastfeeding, if unwell, or when on any medication, as some herbs may affect metabolism of some drugs. If you are unsure, please ask us or your health practitioner. Avoid if you have an allergy to the plant family. Avoid during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Not suitable for those with kidney conditions or allergies to pine. Consult a healthcare professional before use if on medication.