Golden Rod & Knotgrass Tea

Cleansing herb tea blend

Cleansing, detoxing, refreshing
Made from Golden Rod, birch leaves, knotgrass, horsetail and wild pansy
Available in convenient teabags

This herbal tea contains Golden Rod (Solidago) a herb in a group of about 100 flowering plants in the family Asteraceae. Golden Rods are mainly perennial and native to North America. They were brought into Europe and other parts of the world in the 18th Century and today, are commonly found in meadows, fields and ditches.

What is Golden Rod Tea?

A.Vogel Golden Rod Herbal Tea makes a refreshing drink and contains golden rod, birch leaves, knotgrass, horsetail and wild pansy. It is packed with natural flavours and will help cleanse and refresh your system from the inside, helping to remove impurities from the body.

Dosage of Golden Rod Tea

Directions for use:

Allow one herbal tea bag per person. Infuse with freshly boiled water.

Ingredients

Ingredients:

Goldenrod, Birch leaves, Knotgrass, Horsetail and Wild pansy.

Product reviews

Golden Rod Herbal Tea

Customer rating:

2nd December 2018

“Another first. I bought it for my husband who's had problems with his prostate for years and unfortunately has just been diagnosed with prostate cancer. He's liking it so far.”

Response from A.Vogel: Sorry to hear your husbands news, but glad he's enjoying Golden Rod Tea

Golden Rod Herbal Tea

Customer rating:

11th July 2018

“Improved my kidney function in a short while.”

Brian James, Hayle Cornwall

Response from A.Vogel: Fantastic result.

Golden Rod Herbal Tea

Customer rating:

5th April 2018

“This product does what it says, it is also calming, stress reducing and helps limit or eliminate kidney and bladder infections.”

Response from A.Vogel: Delighted that you are enjoying the benefits of this delicious tea.

Golden Rod Herbal Tea

Customer rating:

14th February 2018

“Excellent. Can't fault it in any way”

Response from A.Vogel: Lovely feedback, thank you.

Golden Rod Herbal Tea

Customer rating:

27th October 2016

“Helps my son's bladder condition.”

Response from A.Vogel: Thank you for your feedback.

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