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Main benefits of loose Mint Tea

• Refreshing mint profile – pure, herbal taste with a fresh finish for any time of the day.
• Caffeine-free – suitable for afternoons and evenings; does not disturb sleep.
• Light feeling after meals – in traditional herbalism, mint is associated with stomach relaxation and a pleasant aftertaste in the mouth.
• Hot or iced – works as a warming cup or as iced tea in a carafe with ice.
• Pure organic composition – understandable herbs from organic farming.
• Hand-mixed after ordering – emphasis on freshness and full aroma.
• Loose form – fuller taste and aroma, without disposable bags.
• Simple preparation – about 180 ml of water, 95–100 °C, steep for 5 min; for the iced version, prepare a stronger base and chill.

Restore Collection is based on pure, hand-mixed blends for everyday well-being. Besides the Mint Mix, also try the Oolong Mix for gentle stimulation during the day, the Chamomile Mix for a calm evening ritual, and tea with lemongrass for spicy refreshment. Easily change flavors according to mood – from fresh mint to warming chai.

Restore Collection – teas for daily renewal and balance

Madn brings a collection of organic loose teas focused on daytime renewal – for moments when you want to slow down and stay fresh. The blends are based on carefully chosen bases (e.g., oolong or green tea) and herbs like lemongrass, ginger, cinnamon, or turmeric for a clean, balanced expression.

Unlike regular supermarket tea bags, they use whole leaves and pieces of spices. Ingredients come from organic farming, and the blends are often mixed fresh to order.

The brand Madn also offers other collections for various daily rituals: Chai (spicy blends), Ice Tea (for iced tea and warmth), Breath (evening herbal teas), and Radiant (women's stages). Easily choose a flavor according to the time of day and mood.

Madn prefers loose tea and emphasizes transparency. Each blend includes ingredient origin, clear preparation instructions, and recommended use throughout the day.

Journey of ingredients: from fields to cup

Madn relies on organic ingredients with traceable origin. The blends are handcrafted in small batches for lasting freshness and consistent quality.

 

They use whole leaves and pieces of spices, not dust or fragments. Each batch undergoes sensory inspection (appearance, aroma, taste) for stable flavor profile across seasons.

 

Madn consistently applies sustainability principles – favoring loose blends and refill packaging for less waste.

 

Each product carries a batch number and best before date for clear traceability throughout the supply chain.

 

 

The blends are hand-mixed only after ordering in a small studio to ensure they are as fresh as possible. The organic ingredients are available in refill pouches as well as in jars for long-term storage.

The brand Madn focuses on organic loose teas and herbal blends inspired by Ayurveda. The blends are handcrafted in small batches to highlight the natural flavour and stable profile.

As a Belgian brand, Madn emphasizes traceable origin and ingredient transparency. Each product clearly states the ingredients used and simple preparation instructions.

Madn prefers loose tea and offers practical refill packaging that reduces waste and facilitates storage. Emphasis on ingredient quality and careful hand mixing accompanies the entire process from field to cup.

Madn is certified according to EU organic rules (BE-BIO-01 / Certisys). The products bear clear batch and best before date labels, ensuring traceability and ongoing quality control.

100% organic quality

Organic ingredients from ecological agriculture and a pure composition without unnecessary additives.

Handcrafted

Careful hand mixing in small batches for consistent taste and freshness.

Loose tea & refills

Loose blends and refill packaging for less waste and easy replenishment.

Transparency

Clearly stated composition, ingredient origin, and understandable preparation instructions.

Ayurvedic inspiration

Thoughtful spiced blends and rituals for different parts of the day.

Freshness and control

Continuous sensory batch control for a stable flavour profile.

How did this story begin?

Behind the brand Madn is founder Naina Madan, who wanted to bring joy and simple rituals into everyday cups. This led to the creation of handcrafted organic loose teas designed for specific moments of the day – with an emphasis on pure taste and understandable preparation.

The blends are based on family recipes and work with herbs and spices, which are carefully tuned to a balanced taste and aroma.

The inspiration comes from the founder's childhood; from these experiences, among other things, the Elixir collection and an approach that puts quality first were created. Madn sees tea as a shared moment with family and friends and continues the tradition of the chai ritual.

The brand prioritizes loose teas and principles of sustainability (reuse, waste reduction, recycling), and its blends are certified organic according to EU rules.

Peppermint* (Mentha × piperita), anise* (Pimpinella anisum), fennel seeds* (Foeniculum vulgare), cardamom* (Elettaria cardamomum), liquorice* (Glycyrrhiza glabra), coriander* (Coriandrum sativum), lemon peel* (Citrus limon), tulsi* / holy basil (Ocimum tenuiflorum), lemon verbena* (Aloysia citrodora).

*Ingredients certified organic from ecological agriculture

Composition analysis and functional benefits

Peppermint

What it is: Dried leaves with a cooling, fresh herbal aroma.

 

Function: Refreshes the profile, cleanses the aftertaste, and lightens spicy tones.

 

Benefit: Traditionally associated with a sense of relief after meals; popular for feelings of heaviness and bloating.

Anise

What it is: Dried seeds with a sweetly spicy, slightly liquorice scent.

 

Function: Brings a gentle sweetness and connects herbal and spicy components.

 

Benefit: Traditionally used after meals for a sense of calm and balance; aids in pleasant digestion.

Fennel seeds

What it is: Seeds with a sweet, anise aroma.

 

Function: Softens spiciness, adds fullness, and herbal sweetness.

 

Benefit: Traditionally associated with a pleasant feeling after meals and relief from bloating; the mild taste supports harmony.

Cardamom

What it is: Aromatic pods with a sweetly spicy hint.

 

Function: Brightens the aroma and adds a spicy line.

 

Benefit: Traditionally sought for its warm, fragrant character and sense of balance after meals; popular on cold days.

Liquorice

What it is: Dried root with a full, sweet woody taste.

 

Function: Rounds the profile, adds gentle sweetness and length to the taste.

 

Benefit: In herbal tradition, associated with harmonizing blends and a gentle sense of relaxation after a hearty meal.

Coriander (seeds)

What it is: Seeds with a slightly citrusy, spicy aroma.

 

Function: Brings sparkle, airiness, and helps balance herbal components.

 

Benefit: Traditionally part of tea blends after meals for a sense of purity and lighter digestion; supports a fresh aftertaste in the cup.

Lemon peel

What it is: Dried pieces of peel with a bright citrus aroma.

 

Function: Adds a fresh citrus line and balances the sweetness of herbs.

 

Benefit: Perceived as a natural refreshment after meals, leaving a clean and light feeling in the mouth.

Tulsi (holy basil)

What it is: Aromatic leaves with a distinct herbal tone.

 

Function: Deepens the herbal character and adds a clear, clean accent.

 

Benefit: Traditionally associated with calming the body and mind and supporting overall well-being.

Other ingredients and their roles

• Lemon verbena – adds a fresh citrus line and a clean, light aftertaste; traditionally associated with a sense of refreshment, relaxation, and lightness after meals.

What it means in practice

Mint Mix for hot tea preparationi iced drink brings a purely minty profile with a subtle herbal and slightly sweet note. Thanks to its composition (mint, anise, fennel, cardamom, licorice, coriander, lemon peel, tulsi, lemon verbena), the infusion is fresh, rounded, and with a clean citrus aftertaste.

The blend is naturally caffeine-free, making it suitable after meals and in the evening. It stands out on its own, with a drop of honey or a slice of lemon; in summer, it works great as iced tea with ice cubes.

Preparation Instructions

• Tea: 180 ml 95 °C | 1.5 teaspoons | 5 minutes

• Infusion:180 ml 100 °C | 1.5 teaspoons | 5 minutes

Warnings

• Not a substitute for medical care; if you have specific health issues or are taking medication, consult a specialist.
• Caffeine-free: suitable for daily and evening drinking; monitor your own tolerance to herbs.
• Allergens and sensitivity: contains mint (menthol), anise, fennel, and coriander (Apiaceae family), licorice (glycyrrhizin), tulsi, and lemon peel; consider caution if you have known sensitivities.
• Licorice: the blend contains licorice; people with high blood pressure should avoid excessive consumption.
• Pregnancy/Breastfeeding: consult a specialist before using herbal blends during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
• Storage: keep in a dry, dark place; seal the package carefully after use and protect from foreign odors.

FAQ

Does mint tea contain caffeine?

No. Mint Tea is a herbal blend without caffeine (mint, anise, fennel, cardamom, licorice, coriander, lemon peel, tulsi, lemon verbena), making it suitable for evening drinking.

How to properly prepare mint tea?

For a cup of about 200–250 ml, use 1 teaspoon of the blend. Pour water at 90–100 °C, steep for 5–7 minutes, and strain. For iced tea, prepare a more concentrated infusion, cool quickly over ice, or choose cold brew (6–8 hours in the fridge).

Do mint and fennel help with digestion and bloating?

In traditional herbalism, mint, fennel, and anise are commonly used after meals for a feeling of lighter digestion and less bloating. Scientific evidence varies, and the effect is individual; consider the blend as part of your drinking regime, not as a treatment.

Is mint tea suitable during pregnancy and breastfeeding?

The blend also contains licorice. During pregnancy and breastfeeding, it is generally recommended to be cautious with higher intake of licorice and herbs overall. If you are pregnant/breastfeeding, consider shorter and less frequent drinking and consult your healthcare provider.

Can a child drink mint tea?

For children, choose mild dilution and smaller amounts. Due to the content of licorice in young children and with dietary restrictions, we recommend consulting a pediatrician and monitoring tolerance (taste, tummy).

Are there allergens or components in the blend to be aware of?

Contains mint (menthol), cardamom/coriander (spices), licorice, and citrus component (lemon peel). If you have known sensitivity to menthol, spices, or citrus, exercise caution; with licorice, also monitor total daily intake from other sources.

How many cups per day is suitable?

Usually 1–3 cups per day depending on personal tolerance and drinking regime. In the evening, shorten the steeping for a milder taste; during the day after meals, you can choose a fuller infusion.

How to store the tea and how long does it stay fresh?

Store in a dry, dark place and in a well-sealed package, away from moisture and foreign odors. For the best experience, consume by the best before date; after opening, ideally within a few months.