Natural infusions from Andalusia

What does it contain?

• 1 x Infusion of LAVENDER flowers (Lavandula stoechas) in a Weck bottle with cork lid (370ml)

The lavender flower is a symbol in Mediterranean landscapes, turning the fields purple in the central spring months, when the flowers are harvested one by one. The infusion of lavender can prevent and relieve gastrointestinal spasms and stomach heaviness, it is also relaxing and relieves symptoms of colds.

• 1 x Infusion of leaves and flowers of Wild THYME (Thymus mastichina) in Weck bottle with cork lid (370ml)

The flowering tops are harvested at the beginning of summer and, once dried, are ready for use as a seasoning for stews and meats or in the preparation of pickles. In addition, because of its expectorant, antitussive and antispasmodic properties, taken as an infusion it is a traditional natural remedy for respiratory and stomach problems. Try it as an infusion with honey and a few drops of milk.

• 1 x Infusion of PENNYROYAL flowers in Weck bottle with cork lid (370ml)

It is one of the most emblematic infusions of our mountain region and also forms part of some traditional cooking recipes, where it is used to flavour soups or cooked vegetables.

These infusions are not only a truly sustainable and fully traceable alternative to the products of the big brands whose intensive monocultures and industrialised processes generate a huge environmental impact, but also their aromas and flavours are 100% natural.

Artisan’s tips

Light and direct heat, humidity and air are the greatest enemies for the preservation of our natural infusions.

In order to prolong the properties of our products, Sete recommends storing the products in a cool, dry place, protected from direct light, and in their original containers, as their airtight characteristics help to preserve and protect the products from the air.

The artisan does not recommend storing the products in the fridge as this will cause condensation that will make them damp. And as we have seen, humidity is one of the enemies of our infusions.