GR-B Central Macedonia GR-E Thessaly
Cultivated organic mountain tea (Sideritis), 40 g whole stems
Τσάι του βουνού
Whole dried stems of cultivated, certified-organic Greek mountain tea from the Olympus area. No geographical indication, and the record says so.
Price when it opens €8.00
Being verified
Not for sale yet. The record below is public, but the supplier is not signed and documented. If we cannot prove it, we do not sell it.
Includes 13% Greek VAT.
Ships to Greece: €3.90, 1 to 3 working days. Shipping and duties
Origin record πίναξ
- How
- Cultivated under organic certification, dried and packed whole
- Protected
- No geographical indication. Origin rests on supplier audit.
- Maker
- [partner to be sourced]
- Fake test
- Ask for the organic certificate and proof of cultivation. Wild Sideritis scardica is IUCN Near Threatened, so wild-picked stems are the product to refuse. Source: en.wikipedia.org (opens in a new tab) Field Note: Oregano and olive leaves
Full record
- Material
- Dried whole stems, leaves and flowers of cultivated Sideritis
- Coordinates
- Not recorded
- VAT class
- 13% reduced rate (food)
- Ships to
- Ships to Greece. Open zones: Greece, European Union, US and Canada.Rigid sleeve. Greece, EU, US and Canada, duties paid outside the EU; FDA Prior Notice for the US. No Australia until a BICON check (plant material). UK after our UK VAT registration.
- Compliance
- Organic certificate. VAT rate for herbal tea to be confirmed by the accountant. FDA Prior Notice for US orders.
- Sources
- Status
- Being verified The record is public. The sale opens once a documented supplier is signed.
- SKU
- PX-TEA-40
Illustration of the object and its place, not a photograph of a named maker.
The addresses
Central Macedonia GR-B Thessaly GR-E
The region around Thessaloniki, reaching south to the northern slopes of Mount Olympus. PINAX looks here for mountain tea.
About this object
What it is
Forty grams of whole dried stems, leaves and flowers of Sideritis, known in Greece as τσάι του βουνού (mountain tea). About 17 Sideritis species grow in Greek mountains, and the European Medicines Agency has published herbal assessments of several of them.
Where and how it is made
The Mount Olympus area, on the Central Macedonia (GR-B) or Thessaly (GR-E) side depending on the grower we sign. The Olympus species, Sideritis scardica, is listed by the IUCN as Near Threatened. For that reason we sell only cultivated, certified-organic stock, never wild-picked plants. Stems are packed whole in a rigid sleeve so they do not break into dust.
How to use it
Break a few stems into a pot, pour over boiling water and steep for five to ten minutes. Add a spoon of fir honey if you like.
What we have not verified yet
Mountain tea has no geographical indication, so its origin rests on supplier audit. No grower is signed. Maker: [partner to be sourced]. The price is an estimate, and an accountant still has to confirm that herbal tea takes the 13% food VAT rate. No Australia without a BICON check. US orders need FDA Prior Notice.
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