Stinging Nettle Loose Leaf Tea

Stinging Nettle — A Humble Herb with a Rich Heritage

Often dismissed as a troublesome weed, stinging nettle has held a treasured place in traditional kitchens and herbal cupboards for generations. Beneath her prickly reputation lies a wonderfully versatile plant—enjoyed as a spring vegetable, brewed into herbal infusions and used in botanical hair care.

Our dried nettle leaves make a naturally caffeine-free tea with a gentle, earthy flavour and a fresh, green character.

Traditionally valued for:

• A seasonal tonic: Young nettle leaves have long been gathered as a nourishing spring food and brewed into a traditional tonic after the winter months.

• Urinary support: Nettle leaf has a history of use to encourage urine flow and help flush the urinary tract.

• Joint comfort: Traditionally used in herbal preparations for the relief of minor joint aches and rheumatic discomfort.

• Botanical hair care: Cooled nettle infusions have long been used as finishing rinses for the hair and scalp. Stinging nettle completes the botanical trio in our Flourish Herbal Hair Rinse, joining chamomile and hibiscus. Traditionally treasured in hair and scalp care, she brings her own leafy goodness to this much-loved blend.

Earthy, unassuming and steeped in tradition, nettle is a beautiful reminder that some of nature’s most interesting plants grow right at our feet.

Consult your healthcare professional before use if pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication or managing a medical condition. If you have been advised to restrict fluids because of a heart or kidney condition, seek advice before using nettle tea.