Hops Organic Infusion, 20g

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Deep Calm • Sleep Support • Hormonal Harmony

Hops is far more than a brewing plant. For centuries, this bitter, aromatic flower has been used as one of nature’s most reliable allies for calming the nervous system, supporting sleep, and harmonising hormonal rhythms.

Our organic hops infusion is made from carefully dried female hop cones, traditionally valued for their soothing, sedative and nervine qualities.

Natural Sleep Support

Hops has long been used to encourage deep, restorative sleep. Traditionally, hop cones were even placed in pillows to promote relaxation and ease nighttime restlessness. As an infusion, hops helps the body shift gently into a state of calm, making it especially suitable for evening use.

Nervous System Calming

Hops supports the brain’s natural calming pathways by enhancing GABA activity - the neurotransmitter associated with relaxation and mental quiet. This helps reduce nervous tension, racing thoughts, and stress-induced wakefulness.

Supports Circadian Rhythm

Hops influences melatonin and serotonin balance, key messengers involved in regulating the sleep–wake cycle. This makes hops tea particularly helpful when sleep is disrupted by stress, irregular rhythms, or inner restlessness.

Hormonal Balance & Menopausal Support

Hops is one of the richest known sources of plant-based phytoestrogens, traditionally used to support women during hormonal transitions. It has been especially valued for menopausal sleep disturbances linked to hormonal imbalance.

Bitter Tonic for the Whole Body

As a classic bitter herb, hops also supports digestive balance and blood sugar stability - factors that can indirectly influence nighttime awakenings and sleep quality.

Taste & Character

Hops tea has a distinctly bitter, earthy flavour, reflecting its powerful constituents. Some love its grounding intensity; others prefer it blended with gentler herbs. The bitterness is part of what gives hops its therapeutic depth.

More information

What is hops infusion/tea used for?

Hops tea is traditionally used to support relaxation, nervous system balance, and healthy sleep patterns. It has been valued for centuries as a calming herbal infusion, especially when sleep disturbances are linked to stress or inner restlessness.

Does hops tea help with sleep?

Hops is traditionally known as a sedative and nervine herb. It supports the body’s natural transition into rest by promoting calmness and supporting the sleep–wake rhythm, making it a popular evening tea.

Is hops tea suitable during menopause?

Yes, hops has traditionally been used to support women during hormonal transitions. It naturally contains plant-based phytoestrogens, which have long been valued for supporting sleep and nighttime comfort during menopause.

How does hops tea calm the nervous system?

Hops supports the brain’s natural calming pathways, including GABA activity, which helps quiet mental overactivity and ease nervous tension. This contributes to a deeper sense of relaxation, especially in the evening.

What does hops tea taste like?

Hops tea has a distinctly bitter, earthy taste. The bitterness reflects its active compounds and is part of its traditional herbal character. Some people enjoy it on its own, while others prefer blending it with milder herbs.

When is the best time to drink hops tea?

Hops tea is best enjoyed in the evening, around 30–60 minutes before bedtime, as part of a calming nighttime routine.

Can hops tea be combined with other herbs?

Yes, hops pairs well with other calming herbs traditionally used for relaxation and sleep, such as valerian, passionflower, lemon balm, or jujube.

Usage tips

Use 1–2g of dried hops per cup of hot water.

For a larger teapot (around 800 ml), use the same total daily amount of 1–2 g of hops. A larger water volume creates a milder, more balanced infusion.
Hops is traditionally used in small quantities. Increasing the amount is not necessary and may result in excessive bitterness.

Cover and steep for 10–15 minutes.
Best enjoyed in the evening, 30–60 minutes before bedtime.

Certification

- Certified Organic Product
- Certified Organic Agriculture (AB certified)
- Origin of raw materials: Germany, Poland
- Country of manufacture: Germany, Poland

Composition

Organic Hops (Humulus lupulus) – cone

Packaging & storage

Store in a cool, dry place, away from light and heat.
Keep the container tightly closed to protect the aromatic resins.

Hops is rich in volatile compounds that gradually lose potency when exposed to air, light, or warmth. Proper storage helps preserve its natural aroma, bitterness, and traditional qualities.

Volume

20g

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