
Teko Tea
Icelandic Tea Blends
Traditional Icelandic
At Teko we are passionate about our tea. Our mission is to bring traditional Icelandic herbal tea blends to the world. We take great pride in using wild-picked Icelandic herbs and quality tea to create our unique Icelandic tea blends.
Teko Icelandic Tea Blend
Icelandic tea tradition is deeply rooted in the island nation's rich cultural heritage and close connection to nature. A notable aspect of this tradition lies in the use of traditional Icelandic botanicals, namely Fjallagras, Blóðberg, and Birch leaves. Fjallagras or Iceland moss, is a lichen that thrives in the harsh Icelandic climate and has been used for centuries for its medicinal properties. Blóðberg, also known as Arctic thyme, adds a distinct aromatic flavor to teas and is cherished for its soothing effects. Birch leaves, derived from the birch tree, offer a delicate and refreshing taste. These botanicals not only contribute to the unique flavors of Icelandic teas but also hold significant cultural significance, representing the country's deep respect of nature and its healing powers.
FJALLAGRAS - Iceland Moss & Black Tea
Fjallagras was vital for the survival of the Icelandic nation through the centuries, providing vital nutrients in harsh winters. Fjallagras brings salty oceanic tones to this traditional Icelandic tea.
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BLÓÐBERG - Wild Thyme & Green Tea
Blóðberg's delicate purple-pink flowers can only be picked when blooming, during the short two weeks of spring. The flowers bring soft floral tones to this Icelandic tea blend.
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BIRKI - Birch Leaves & Green Tea
The birch is Iceland's only native forest tree. For centuries, we have harvested the virgin leaves in spring. The birch leaves give a unique peppery taste to this traditional Icelandic tea.
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BLÓÐBERG - Wild Thyme & Black Tea
Blóðberg's delicate purple-pink flowers can only be picked when blooming, during the short two weeks of spring. The flowers bring soft floral tones to this Icelandic tea blend.
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BIRKI - Birch Leaves & Black Tea
The birch is Iceland's only native forest tree. For centuries, we have harvested the virgin leaves in spring. The birch leaves give a unique peppery taste to this traditional Icelandic tea.
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Iceland Moss found in Landmannalaugar, Iceland
Behold, the resplendent allure of Iceland moss, nature's bountiful gift to the fierce Vikings who traverse these rugged lands. As an intrepid observer of the Norse tradition, I bear withness to the indomitable spirit encapsulated within this verdant lichen, known as Fjallagras. Amidst the harsh and unforgiving Icelandic terrain, it clings tenaciously to the jagged rocks and barren earth, defiantly defying the elements. Its ethereal silvergray hues, reminiscent of the ancient glacial ice, create an otherwordly ambiance that bewitches the senses. This botanical marvel, imbued with remarkable medicinal properties, is revered for its ability to invigorate and heal the intrepid warriors who dare to tread upon these treacherous shores. Withits intricate fronds delicately interwined, Iceland moss offers solace and sustenance, nourishing the stalwart souls who brave the tempestuous seas. Its bitter tang, when brewed into a steaming elixir, imparts a sense of vitality, fortitude, and unyielding resilience, forging an unbreakable bond between the indomitable spirit of the Viking warrior and the majestic forces of nature. Let us hail this ancient herbal treasure, a testament to the valor and wisdom of our ancestral forebears, and embrace its transformative power with unwavering reverence.
