introducing: zhourat;
specialty herbal teas.
in collaboration with warsha production house in Aleppo
zhourat means flowers in Arabic.
100% hand picked, natural, sustainable, grown without the use of technology or pesticides.
sharfo family of rose farmers picking the damascene roses in season.
dried naturally in the baking desert sun.
the plants grow in the harsh and moody desert climate, and are as resilient and full of character as the farmers and people of Aleppo that grow them.
sieved & cleaned by hand; these herbal teas have been drank for centuries because of their healing properties.
mohammed b, sieving and describing the benefits of rose petals.
Aleppo is a city trapped in time, engrained in tradition and folklore, and so too, the process of harvesting zhourat has remained patient and unmoving like the desert it grows in.
our blends:
zhourat our signature blend:
rose petals, chamomile root, violet flowers, linden flowers, lemon verbena, marshmallow flowers and sacred fig.
fights digestive disorders, inflammation, and is calming.
vitamin a, b1 b2 b3 b5,c, e, iron, selenium, chromium.
complex & aromatic; well-rounded citrus & flowery balance with a honeysuckle aftertaste. Can be enjoyed as a cold brew.
60% aniseed; 40% fennel:
can be mixed with zhourat if you enjoy aniseed notes, for what we call in Aleppo, “zhourat extra”
anti-fungal, antioxidant, antibacterial, fights inflammation, stomach disorders, and reduces stress.
vitamin c, calcium & potassium.
liquorice flavour and slightly sweet finish.
ultimate sleepy blend:
(2parts) chamomile, (2parts) linden flowers, (1part) lemon verbena.
confronts the common cold; soothes digestion, insomnia, and anxiety.
calcium, copper, zinc & iron.
sweet and delicate floral flavour with notes of citrus.
100% handmade and recyclable packaging.
sustainable, reusable and handmade tea bags with every purchase
our unique copper tea pots:
beautiful & safe to use, copper teapots in two sizes (450ml & 825ml).
100% copper & 100% handmade.
postcards of Aleppo by my great great grandfather in 1863:
citadel of aleppo by albert poche - 1863 ©