Best selling Tea from Sonnentor
On this page you'll find a ranking of the best Sonnentor products in this category. To give you a quick overview, we've already ranked the most important information about the products for you.
1. Sonnentor Hibiscus tea
Freshly tangy, fruity-lemony hibiscus organic tea, perfectly suited for summer with its deep red color. The tea can also be enjoyed cold or sweetened with fruit juices. Due to its intense color, it is ideal for punches or fruit tea ice.
2. Sonnentor Turmeric Latte Vanilla
Looking for a new favourite drink? Turmeric latte, also known as golden milk, is yellow, soothing and is prepared in warm plant milk. The yellow-orange powder has a pleasantly spicy and tangy flavour. The special interplay with the sweet vanilla cheers up every mood. Simply stir in and enjoy the cosy, warm drink.
Preparation: Stir 1 teaspoon of turmeric latte mix (approx. 2 g) into 250 ml plant-based drink, heat and sweeten to taste.
Preparation according to Ayurveda (golden milk): Stir 1 teaspoon of turmeric paste into 250 ml of plant milk and heat, simmer over a medium heat for 4-5 minutes. Refine with 1 tsp coconut oil and sweeten to taste. Turmeric paste: Mix 1 heaped tablespoon (approx. 8 g) of turmeric latte mixture with 30 ml of water, bring to the boil until a paste forms. Store the paste in the fridge.
Ingredients: Turmeric (54%), Ceylon cinnamon, cocoa powder, ground ginger, vanilla powder (5%), liquorice, black pepper. *From certified organic farming
Contents: 60 g
Nutritional information per 100 g:
Calorific value kJ: 1207 kJ
Calorific value kcal: 289 kcal
Fat: 2.41 g
of which saturated fatty acids: 1.32 g
Carbohydrates: 38.40 g
of which sugar: 5.05 g
Protein: 12.16 g
Salt: 0.07 g.
3. Sonnentor Lady's mantle
In lady's mantle, every woman finds a faithful companion that brings out the colourful facets of her femininity. With its peppery, floral aroma, it enriches the tea shelf immensely. It is not for nothing that the alchemists honoured the fan-shaped leaf. Glittering drops are collected in its calyx and are said to have a special magical effect. Also known as lady's breath and tearful beauty.
4. Sonnentor Rosenblüten
Love is in the air. Rose petal tea shimmers in a delicate ivory colour and has an intensely floral taste. There is a subtle sweetness on the finish. The tea is a delight for special moments and goes perfectly with light spring and summer cuisine as well as chocolatey desserts. Simply sensual. Preparation: Break up as many herbs per cup (200ml) as will fit on a heaped teaspoon (approx. 1 bud). Pour boiling water over them. Leave to infuse for a maximum of 10 minutes.
5. Sonnentor Lavendelblüten Tee
Sonnentor Organic Lavender Flower Tea (70g)
With an aromatic cup of lavender tea, you can lean back and enjoy the moment in relaxation. Delicately floral and slightly sweet in taste, it pairs wonderfully with fruity and creamy desserts. Lavender has been well-known since ancient times; Roman women used it frequently, taking a lavender-infused bath the day before their wedding. The Germans valued it as protection against evil spirits. Whether there's truth to that is debatable, but it certainly excels at driving away creepy pests.
Preparation instructions:
- Steeping time in minutes: max. 10
- Water temperature in °C: 100.
6. Sonnentor Pfefferminztee
It is the classic among herbal teas. The mint for this tea from Sonnentor comes from controlled organic farming in Austria. The Mitchum variety is used, which is characterized by a content of up to two percent essential oils.
7. Sonnentor Brennessel Tee
The nettle really cleans up after winter. Its lively nature also helps to chase away the spring blues within you. You'll be passionate about its refreshing and herbaceous flavor. Did you know that the nettle is also called the thunder nettle? This herb, dedicated to the thunder god Thor, was used to "smoke out" thunderstorms. It is a popular all-rounder that can be used as tea, in spring dishes, and even as a plant fertilizer.
8. Sonnentor Griechischer Bergtee
Greek mountain tea is the right choice when everything inside you is calling out for a holiday. Its Mediterranean flavour goes wonderfully with summer salads and when enjoyed cold, it is the ideal thirst quencher. If you think that Greek mountain tea only grows in Greece, you are mistaken. It is native to the entire Mediterranean region and its name does not refer to its origin, but is simply the name for this plant, which is similar to sage.
9. Sonnentor Schafgarbe Tee
Sonnentor Yarrow Organic Tea (50g)
Johannes Gutmann founded Sonnentor Kräuterhandels GmbH in the Waldviertel region in 1988. The core idea was to offer regional, artisanal organic specialties such as tea and spices, as well as many other products, all from a single source. The logo of the smiling sun with 24 rays is a medieval symbol of life and light, which still adorns many farms in the area today and represents Sonnentor's commitment to sustainable, fair organic products.
- Tea type/Infusion: Herbal tea
- Aromatic, slightly bitter taste
- Content: 50 g
- Light, slightly yellow color
- Pairs well with light pasta and vegetable dishes and salads.
10. Sonnentor Verveine
Sonnentor herbal tea lemon verbena. The intense fragrance of lemon verbena is beguiling. The flavour of the herb is equally intense, lemony but mild. Dried leaves infused with hot water make a refreshing tea which, drunk hot or cold, is an excellent thirst quencher on a hot summer's day. The tea has a mild yet intense, lemony flavour. With its green colour, it goes well in delicate, light-coloured porcelain cups. Sweetened with fruit juice, lemon verbena tea is a delicious drink for children and adults. Also available in an infusion bag dispenser.
Herbal tea with food: Teas with a fresh, lemony flavour taste particularly good with light fish dishes. Lemon verbena tea, which is particularly suitable in this respect, harmonises very well with basil and is delicious with mozzarella with tomatoes, spaghetti al pesto or various antipasti. Lemon verbena also tastes delicious with desserts with berries. Lemon verbena tea has a bright yellow colour and is characterised by a fresh, sweet lemon aroma. Its soothing, lemony-fresh flavour is intensified by a sweet lime note. The fruity, fresh finish makes it a refreshing flavour experience.
Enjoyment and cooking tips: Lemon verbena is very popular in many parts of Europe and is therefore used in many different ways. Its fresh flavour makes it ideal for Mediterranean cuisine. It can also be used in light vegetable dishes. A tea made from lemon verbena can also be served as a digestif or drunk cold on warm summer evenings.
