Organic Good Morning Herbal Tea — Nettle, Fennel, Lemongrass & Chamomile
I selected this organic herbal tea for its plant-based morning balance: fresh lemongrass, gentle chamomile, nettle and fennel — caffeine-free, no added flavouring.
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I chose this herbal tea for the clarity of its intention: to offer a first moment of the day without caffeine, light and vegetal. The lemongrass gently awakens, the chamomile soothes, the nettle and fennel lay down a frank herbal base. Entirely organic, no added flavor — just six plants and fruits that say hello.
Steeping timer
Organic dried plants release their aromas gradually: 8 to 10 minutes at 100°C for a balanced and herbal cup. Neither nettle nor chamomile become bitter — you can let it steep calmly while preparing your morning.
CompositionSix organic plants, no added flavor
Apple*, nettle*, lemongrass*, fennel*, chamomile*, mulberry leaves*. * from organic farming.
Freshness: lemongrass & chamomile
Lemongrass brings the herbal and slightly lemony note that opens the cup with liveliness. Chamomile, floral and gentle, provides a enveloping base that balances the freshness of lemongrass — the two complement each other perfectly.
Body: nettle, fennel & mulberry leaves
Organic nettle brings a discreet, green, and tonic vegetal note. Fennel adds a gentle aniseed touch in the middle of the mouth. Mulberry leaves, slightly astringent, give structure and depth to the cup without weighing it down.
Sweetness: organic apple
The apple rounds out the blend with its natural fruity sweetness and softens what nettle and fennel might have that’s too strong. It’s what makes this herbal tea accessible from the very first cup.
ExpertiseAn honest and organic morning herbal tea
What I appreciate about Tisane Bonjour is its honesty: no flavor to mask, no natural sugar to easily seduce — just plants and a fruit, all organic, presented clearly. It’s an herbal tea for those who want to start the day with something real.
For whom?
- For a morning without caffeine: light, herbal, it replaces coffee or tea for those avoiding stimulants.
- For lovers of raw plants: without added flavor, it reveals the true taste of organic plants.
- For the whole family: caffeine-free, suitable for all ages, any time of day.
DetailsFull identity
TipsMy extraction protocol
Hot cup
4 g for 250 ml water at 100°C, 8 to 10 minutes. The cup takes on a beautiful golden yellow-green color. The aroma is herbaceous and fresh from the first steam — lemongrass upfront, fennel in the background. Can be drunk plain; a drizzle of acacia honey pleasantly softens it if you wish.
Cold brew infusion
8 g in 500 ml cold water, 6 to 8 hours in the fridge. Cold steeping extracts the sweetness of the apple and the freshness of the lemongrass while keeping nettle and fennel in the background — the cup becomes lighter and very refreshing. Perfect in a carafe for the day.
FAQFrequently Asked Questions
Organic Is it fully certified organic?
Yes. The six ingredients — apple, nettle, lemongrass, fennel, chamomile, and blackberry leaves — are all organically grown.
Nettle Does nettle have a strong taste?
No. With apple, lemongrass, and chamomile, it adds a mild herbaceous note — nothing rustic or bitter. It blends into the whole without dominating.
Fennel Does the fennel give a strong aniseed flavor?
Slightly. It brings a gentle aniseed touch in the background, balanced by apple and chamomile. The cup remains balanced and approachable.
Time Can it be drunk in the evening as well?
Yes, it’s caffeine-free and can be enjoyed at any time. Its herbaceous freshness makes it especially pleasant in the morning — hence its name.
Tout ce qu'il faut savoir pour bien choisir et préparer son thé.
Comment préparer le matcha ?
Tamisez 1 à 2 g de matcha (½ à 1 cuillère bambou) dans un bol. Versez 60–70 ml d'eau à 70–80 °C, puis fouettez vivement en W avec le chasen jusqu'à obtenir une mousse fine.
Quelle température pour infuser le thé vert ?
Entre 70 et 80 °C pour préserver la douceur et éviter l'amertume. 1 à 2 minutes d'infusion suffisent ; vous pouvez réinfuser les feuilles 2 à 3 fois.
Comment conserver mon thé ?
À l'abri de l'air, de la lumière, de l'humidité et des odeurs, dans une boîte hermétique opaque. Évitez le réfrigérateur. Consommez idéalement dans les 12 mois.
Quels sont les délais et frais de livraison ?
Livraison offerte dès 49 € d'achat. Les commandes sont préparées avec soin sous 1 à 3 jours ouvrés et expédiées en France et en Europe.
Proposez-vous des échantillons ?
Oui. Pour de nombreux thés, un format échantillon (environ 10 g, soit 2–3 tasses) est proposé sur la fiche produit afin de découvrir avant de s'engager.
Qu'est-ce que le Kintsugi ?
Le Kintsugi est l'art japonais de réparer la céramique brisée à l'or, en sublimant la cassure plutôt que de la cacher. Une philosophie de la beauté imparfaite, le wabi-sabi.
Vos thés sont-ils bio ?
Une grande partie de notre sélection est issue de l'agriculture biologique certifiée. La certification est indiquée sur chaque fiche produit concernée.