Organic teas made from classic plants — from moringa, turmeric, olive leaf, tulsi, lavender to red clover and jujube. Single-origin and in traditional blends, loose leaf and in EU organic quality.
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ABOUT OUR PLANT-BASED TEAS
Organic teas from classic plants
At DieTees you will find a selection of organic teas from traditional plants — from Asian classics such as moringa, tulsi and turmeric to European classics such as lavender and bitter herbs. Popular choices are our single-origin Bio Tulsikraut, the Bio Lavendelblüten, the aromatic Bio Kräutertee Moringa-Kurkuma as well as spicy blends such as Ingwer-Kurkuma and Blutorange-Kurkuma.
This category brings together classic plant-based teas from various tea traditions — botanical plants that have long been part of tea infusions. All organic teas are foods — not medicines. They are traditionally enjoyed as gentle infusions.
Loose plant-based tea delivers more aroma than tea bags — whole flowers, leaves and roots release their essential oils better. At DieTees we use pure organic ingredients without artificial flavourings and without additives.
⚠️ Important legal notice: All organic teas at DieTees are foods and not medicines. Despite the category name, the teas are not intended to treat, cure or prevent diseases. The descriptions of the plants are purely botanical and cultural information. If you have health-related questions, persistent complaints or before taking certain plants (e.g. tulsi, liquorice, olive leaf), please consult a medical professional, pharmacy or general practitioner. Pregnant and breastfeeding women and people with pre-existing conditions or on medication should seek advice first.
Looking for more classic herbal teas? Take a look at our pure herbal tea category with an extensive selection. For an in-depth look at lavender tea, see our lavender guide. For a complete overview: the single-origin hub.
Pure organic plants
All plant-based teas from certified organic cultivation. Without artificial flavourings, without additives.
Traditional classics
Botanical plants that have long been part of various tea traditions.
A food, not a medicine
Teas are foods within the meaning of EU regulation. If you have health-related questions, please consult qualified professionals.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Answers about plant-based teas
Which plants will I find in this category?
In this category we bring together botanical classics from various tea traditions — e.g. moringa, turmeric, tulsi (holy basil), lavender, olive leaf, red clover and jujube. The plants are traditionally enjoyed as gentle infusions and are part of lifestyle tea routines.
Are the teas suitable for treating diseases?
No. All organic teas at DieTees are foods and not medicines. They are not intended to treat, cure or prevent diseases. If you have health-related questions, please consult a medical professional, pharmacy or general practitioner.
What is tulsi?
Tulsi (botanically Ocimum tenuiflorum) — also called "holy basil" — is a traditional Indian plant that has long been part of Ayurvedic tea infusions. It has a characteristic spicy, aromatic profile with a light anise note.
What is moringa?
Moringa (botanically Moringa oleifera) — also called the "miracle tree" — is an Asian plant whose dried leaves are used for infusions. It is characterised by its green leaves and mild, vegetal taste.
How do you prepare plant-based tea?
Water temperature boiling (100 °C), steeping time 5–10 minutes. About 1 heaped teaspoon per 250 ml. Roots and seeds take longer than flowers. Enjoy plain or with honey to taste.
Are plant-based teas suitable during pregnancy?
Pregnant and breastfeeding women should clarify the consumption of certain plants (e.g. tulsi, liquorice, olive leaf, sage, lavender in larger amounts) individually with a medical professional, pharmacy or midwife. We give no blanket recommendations here.
Discover our selection of organic teas from classic plants — from moringa and tulsi to lavender and turmeric.
Discover more: Buy organic tea online — an overview of our complete range.
Note: All plant-based teas are foods within the meaning of EU regulation. The plant names and descriptions serve purely as botanical information. If you have health-related questions, persistent complaints or before taking certain plants (e.g. tulsi, olive leaf, liquorice, lavender in larger amounts), please consult a medical professional, pharmacy or general practitioner. Pregnant and breastfeeding women and people with pre-existing conditions or on medication should seek advice first.