Magic Moon Organic Herbal Infusion

Some infusions invite you to slow down, bringing that quiet reassurance that everything is as it should be. Our Lune Magique herbal infusion belongs to this family of comforting blends, crafted for the simple pauses that punctuate the day.

Bright, tangy, and gently warming, this organic infusion pairs the vibrant character of ginger with the fruity roundness of apple and quince. A cup to savour in the middle of the afternoon or as evening settles in. Browse our selection of caffeine-free organic herbal infusions to vary your rituals through the seasons.

The aromatic profile of Lune Magique

The moment you open the pouch, the scent rises, bright and citrusy. Lemongrass brings its characteristic green freshness, instantly joined by sparkling notes of lemon and bergamot. An aroma that already calls you to take a sip.

In the cup, the golden liquor reveals several sensory layers. Ginger leads with a warm, almost spiced opening, never harsh. Apple and quince soften the whole with fruity sweetness, while mint weaves a quiet coolness through the background.

Whole verbena leaf, the emblematic plant of evening infusions, lends its herbal roundness and delicately lemony scent. It plays beautifully alongside mallow, tangy cranberry, and cornflower blossoms that add their azure touches to the blend.

A few drops of lime essential oil and a hint of natural grapefruit aroma complete this flavourful picture. The result: a cup that is bright, round and fruity, just as enjoyable warm as slightly cooled. If you love tangy, fresh profiles, you may also like our lemon basil herbal infusion.

How to brew Lune Magique

A great infusion comes down to four key variables: water, dose, temperature and time. Our Lune Magique herbal infusion expresses its full aromatic range when each of these is handled with a little care.

Water: choose a low-mineral water, freshly brought to a boil. Heavily calcified water can mask the delicacy of the citrus notes and the softness of the apple.

Dose: use 20 grams of blend per litre, roughly two heaped tablespoons for a medium teapot. For a single cup, one level tablespoon is plenty.

Temperature: 100°C, a full rolling boil. Unlike green teas, the herbs and roots in this blend need and welcome fully boiling water to release their aromatic compounds.

Brewing time: between 10 and 15 minutes. The longer the steep, the more the ginger's character comes forward. Those who prefer a gentler cup should stop at 10 minutes; those who love a spiced warmth can go to 15.

Cover your teapot or cup while brewing: the volatile essential oils from lemon and bergamot are preserved in the liquor this way. This infusion is also delicious served iced over ice cubes for a refreshing summer version. If you're looking for something more soothing at bedtime, take a look at our sleep herbal infusion, crafted for evenings when sleep takes its time.

Storing your herbal infusion

To keep this blend at its aromatic best, store it in its original airtight tin, away from light, moisture and strong odours. A kitchen cupboard, well away from the hob, is ideal. Our herbal infusion is blended and packaged in our workshop with care.

Enjoyed within 18 months of opening, it will retain the intensity of its ginger and the vivacity of its citrus notes. Julien Huot, founder of Thés & Traditions, personally selects every herb in this blend from producers certified in organic farming.

Frequently asked questions

Which herbal infusions are good for sleep?
The plants traditionally associated with sleep include chamomile, verbena, lemon balm, linden, lavender and marjoram. Lune Magique contains verbena and mallow, both well suited to a calm evening moment, though it is not strictly a bedtime blend.

How do I choose a relaxing herbal infusion?
Choosing the right herbal infusion depends on the moment and the aromatic profile you're after. For relaxation, look for blends based on verbena, chamomile or linden. For something fruitier and more enlivening, a ginger-and-citrus composition like Lune Magique is a great match.

What are the benefits of herbal infusions?
Herbal infusions contribute to daily hydration and have traditionally been used to support digestion and relaxation. Ginger is recognised by the ANSES for its role in digestive comfort.

Where can I buy organic herbal infusions?
Thés & Traditions offers a full range of organic herbal infusions, each selected by Julien Huot. Our Jardin de Vénus herbal infusion is worth exploring for a floral, indulgent profile.

How do I prepare a bedtime herbal infusion?
Bring water to a full boil, use 20 g of herbs per litre, cover the cup and steep for 10 to 15 minutes. Drink it about 45 minutes before bed to make the most of your relaxation ritual. Let our infusions become a quiet part of your evening.

Sources

Our information is based on the recommendations of European health authorities. Ginger and its traditional role in digestive comfort are documented by the ANSES and in the botanical assessments of the EMA on medicinal plants.