Té de la montaña griega Monte Olimpo

The big blossoms stay intact even after steeping, so the cup looks almost as pretty as the dry leaf. It brews up a gentle, honeyed aroma that fills the kitchen, and one pot is enough to calm my whole evening.

The dried flowers are huge and almost fluffy, and they release a calm, honeyed aroma the second they hit hot water. I've been drinking a cup after dinner instead of dessert, and it's become my favorite way to unwind.

The big blossoms hold up beautifully across three steeps, which makes this bag last longer than the usual loose tea I grab. It's a calm, herbal sip that feels like a proper pause in the middle of a hectic afternoon—exactly the lightness I was after.