Blackberry Leaf (Rubus L.)

Price range: £6.99 through £13.99

Our Blackberry Leaf is carefully sourced and dried to preserve its natural qualities. Known for its versatile use, this leaf can be enjoyed in herbal infusions or added to your favorite blends. Health Embassy offers premium, wild-collected Blackberry Leaf that is free from additives and perfect for those seeking pure, natural ingredients.

Description

Blackberry Leaf Health Embassy is carefully collected from wild Rubus fruticosus plants thriving in their natural environment. This 100% natural dried herb is free from any additives, GMO-free, and hand-packed in resealable pouches designed to preserve its freshness, aroma, and quality over time. Valued for its mild, slightly astringent flavor, this loose leaves tea serves as a versatile ingredient that works well both on its own and as part of herbal infusions and blends. Its gentle taste makes it suitable for a wide range of herbal preparations, providing a subtle, pleasant character to your tea experience.

How to Use Blackberry Leaf?

This loose leaf herbal tea can be brewed on its own or combined with other botanicals for a more complex flavor profile. Here are some preparation tips:

  • Traditional Infusion: Steep 1–2 teaspoons of dried Blackberry Leaf in 250 ml of hot water (just below boiling) for 5–15 minutes. Strain and enjoy warm or chilled.

  • Cold Brew: Place 2 teaspoons of dried Blackberry leaves in 250 ml of cold water and refrigerate for 6–8 hours. Strain before serving for a refreshing beverage.

Additions to Enhance Your Infusion

Enhance your Blackberry Leaf tea with these additions per 250 ml glass:

  • Lemon zest (½ teaspoon) for a citrus twist

  • Honey (1 teaspoon) to add natural sweetness

  • Fresh mint leaves (3–4 leaves) for a cooling note

  • Cinnamon stick (1 small piece) to add warmth and depth

Suggested Blends / Combinations

This herb offers a mild, slightly astringent flavor that pairs beautifully with a variety of other herbs. Creating blends allows you to explore a range of flavors and aromas, enhancing your herbal tea experience. Below are some thoughtfully selected combinations that highlight the unique qualities of Blackberry Leaf:

  • Lemon Balm (Melissa officinalis): This herb brings a bright, lemony fragrance and a gentle sweetness that balances the subtle astringency of Blackberry Leaf. Try mixing 1 teaspoon of each herb and steeping for 10–12 minutes. This blend is refreshing, perfect for any time of the day.

  • Rose Hips (Rosa canina): Rosehip Peel adds a natural fruity tartness and a vibrant reddish hue to the infusion. Combining equal parts of Blackberry tea and Rose Hips creates a beautifully colored and flavorful tea rich in aroma and taste. Steep for 8–10 minutes and enjoy hot or cold.

  • Stinging Nettle Leaf (Urtica dioica): Adding Nettle Leaf provides a mild earthiness and a touch of herbal depth, which complements the blackberry’s natural flavors. Use 1 teaspoon of Blackberry Leaf with 1 teaspoon of Nettle Leaf, steeping for about 10 minutes. This blend is popular among herbal tea enthusiasts looking for a more rounded flavor.

  • Chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla): Known for its gentle floral notes, Chamomile softens the natural astringency of Blackberry Leaf and adds a smooth, comforting layer to the tea. Mix 1 teaspoon of each herb and steep for 8–10 minutes. This blend is excellent for relaxing moments or evening infusions.

  • Elderflower (Sambucus nigra): Elderflower imparts a delicate floral aroma and a mild sweetness that blends well with Blackberry Leaf’s taste. This combination is delightful when brewed together in equal parts, offering a fragrant and nuanced herbal tea.

  • Peppermint (Mentha piperita): For a refreshing twist, add Peppermint leaves to Blackberry infusion. The cool, crisp notes of peppermint complement the berry’s natural tang and create a lively, invigorating cup. Use 1 teaspoon of each herb and steep for 8–12 minutes.

Feel free to experiment with these combinations or create your own blends using other Health Embassy herbs such as Hibiscus, Raspberry Leaf, or Lemon Verbena Leaf. Mixing herbs is a great way to customize flavors to your preference and keep your herbal tea ritual exciting and varied.

About This Product

Our herbal tea is ethically wild-harvested, carefully dried, and cut for convenient use in herbal teas and blends. Health Embassy ensures the product is free from additives and synthetic substances, maintaining the herb’s natural purity and quality.

The leaves are packed in resealable doypack bags designed to keep the herbs fresh by protecting them from moisture, air, and light. This packaging allows easy storage and repeated use without loss of quality.

Product Quality & Responsibility

  • 100% pure dried Blackberry Leaf derived from carefully selected Rubus fruticosus plants, ensuring the highest natural quality.

  • Completely GMO-free and free from any additives, preservatives, or artificial ingredients, preserving the leaf’s natural integrity.

  • Hand-packed in small batches to maintain freshness, allowing for precise quality control and careful handling at every stage.

  • Responsibly sourced from sustainably wild-harvested plants, collected with respect for the natural environment to support biodiversity and promote ecological balance. This ethical approach ensures that wild populations remain healthy and thriving, safeguarding the plant’s natural habitat for future generations.

Why Choose Health Embassy?

Choosing Health Embassy means choosing ethically sourced, high-quality natural herbs. Our commitment to quality and freshness ensures that you receive authentic herbal products perfect for tea enthusiasts and herbal blend creators.

Learn More

Blackberry Leaf (Rubus fruticosus L.) has a long history of use in traditional European herbal practices. It was commonly included in folk remedies and herbal preparations, appreciated for its gentle and versatile properties.

To explore more about Blackberry Leaf’s traditional uses, botanical traits, and cultural importance, consult trusted herbal references, ethnobotanical collections, and historical texts dedicated to European medicinal plants.

Disclaimer

This description is provided for informational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, or replace professional medical advice. If you are pregnant, nursing, taking medications, or have a health condition, consult a qualified healthcare provider before using herbal products.

 

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