
Chamomile flowers are dried white flowers with a yellow centre of pharmacy chamomile, with a mild grassy-honey aroma, light apple notes and a slightly bitterish taste. They are brewed as a calming herbal tea, infused in syrups, honey, milk and cream to flavour panna cotta, creams, ice cream, jelly, sponge cakes and cocktails.

Raspberry cold remedy decoction is an ancient Russian recipe based on the healing properties of herbs and berries. Its roots go back to old Slavic traditions when healers used nature to strengthen health. The decoction combines the spiciness of ginger and cardamom with the soft sweetness of raspberry and the aroma of forest herbs. Its taste is rich, slightly spicy, and warming, making it perfect for cold days. This drink helps the body cope with colds by reducing inflammation and boosting immunity. Ivan-tea, chamomile, and yarrow are known for their calming effects, while rosehip fills the decoction with vitamins. The infusion takes on an amber hue reminiscent of sunset light and provides a sense of coziness. It should be served hot with a spoonful of honey to enhance its healing properties.
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Herbal vitamin infusion is a true elixir of health, rooted in Russian traditions of healing drinks. The combination of sage, birch leaves, meadowsweet, chamomile, and rosehip creates a rich aroma and a soft herbal taste with subtle honey notes. This infusion is valued for its beneficial properties: it strengthens the immune system, helps with colds, and has a relaxing effect. Brewed at optimal water temperature, it reveals all the beneficial substances of the herbs, and a 15-minute steeping makes it rich. Ideal as a warming drink in cold weather and as a source of vitamins in spring. It can be served with a spoonful of honey or lemon to enhance the flavor.
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Mint-ginger warming drink is a true symphony of flavors and aromas that immerses you in the coziness of winter evenings. Inspired by Russian culinary traditions, it combines the spiciness of ginger, the freshness of mint, the tartness of lemon, and the healing properties of rosehip and chamomile. This drink not only warms but also energizes you, helping to combat fatigue and strengthen immunity. It is perfect for cold days when you want to feel warmth in every drop. Its soft, enveloping taste unfolds gradually – first a light citrus tartness, then herbal freshness, and finally the spicy warmth of ginger remains. This tea can be enjoyed not only for warming but also as a cold prevention remedy by adding honey for even greater benefits and flavor depth. Enjoy this drink and let it warm not just your body but also your soul.
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Lavender-chamomile tea is a refined drink that combines the calming aroma of lavender with the gentle sweetness of chamomile. Herbal teas with these ingredients have a long history in European traditions, used for relaxation and improving sleep. This tea has a soft, floral taste with a light honey note, especially if a bit of honey is added. Due to its relaxing properties, it is perfect for evening tea or moments when inner harmony needs to be restored. Added milk gives it a delicate creamy texture, turning an ordinary herbal tea into a cozy elixir.
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A fragrant sorbet with chamomile and honey is an exquisite dessert that combines freshness and delicate floral sweetness. This recipe traces back to European traditions where chamomile has long been used in tea ceremonies and medicinal infusions. Lime honey gives the sorbet softness and natural sweetness, while lemon juice adds a light tartness, balancing the flavor. The finished sorbet has an airy texture and a gentle floral aroma, perfectly refreshing on a hot day. It is served with ginger cookies, which complement the taste with a light spiciness. This is an ideal choice for those who appreciate natural and elegant desserts that evoke a sense of coziness and comfort.
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