A brief history
Raspberry leaf tea was used in classical times by the ancient Greeks, who drank it for its digestive properties.
Native American women used raspberry leaves in decoctions to restore hormonal balance, to regulate the menstrual cycle, tone the uterus, help with labour during the birth process and to relieve the effects of menopause.
These days it is used a lot in Anglo-Saxon countries, where it is recommended for supporting women through puberty, pregnancy, birth and menopause.
Properties of raspberry leaf tea
Raspberry leaf herb tea is very much appreciated by pregnant women. It can actually be used from the third trimester of pregnancy to prepare labour and birth. Before you start using it, you should ask the advice of your midwife or your gynaecologist.
It is also recommended for heavy periods (dysmenorrhea), endometriosis or premenstrual syndrome.
And what’s the secret of raspberry leaves? It contains fragarine, a molecule which has a toning and relaxing effect on the uterus, which makes labour easier during the birth process (1).
It also contains vitamins B and C, antioxidants and minerals, especially iron, which makes it an interesting herbal tea from a nutritional point of view(2).
Surprising at first sight because of a white surface which may give the impression that they have passed their best, and because of a delicate taste which doesn’t really taste like raspberry, raspberry leaves can be crucial allies for those who take the time to discover them and to enjoy them!
Taste
Preparation
- Brew 1 tablespoon of raspberry leaves for 1 cup (250mL) in simmering, but not boiling, water.
- Drink 2 to 3 cups per day.
A tip from our team: You can add a slice of untreated lemon, a few slices of ginger or a teaspoon of honey to your tea. Relaxing moment guaranteed!

Precautions for use
If you are pregnant, ask the advice of your midwife or your gynaecologist. This tea is not recommended during early pregnancy, wait for the 6th month of your pregnancy before you start drinking this tea.
Composition:
Crushed raspberry leaves which are certified organic
As it does not contain caffeine or theine, this herb tea can be enjoyed at any time of day.
Also called: Raspberry leaf herbal tea, Raspberry leaf infusion, raspberry leaf tea
Did you know ?
Legend has it that raspberries originally came from Mount Ida in Crete. Zeus spent his childhood there, brought up by the nymph Ida with the goat Amalthea. One day Ida grazed her breast on a thorn of a raspberry bush and her blood dyed the raspberries, which were originally white, red.
The raspberry bush, from the Rosacea family (Rubus idaeus), is a thorny shrub which grows easily in the wild on the edges of forests and in the undergrowth in Western Europe. We know it well because of its delicious little red fruits with small seeds, raspberries. They are actually one of the TOP 10 favourite fruits of the French!
Val Pri. (verified owner) –
Very nicely packaged. A very pleasant taste. A most nourishing and beneficial drink. Must order again
Ange. Z (verified owner) –
Ich finde die Großpackung super praktisch.
Es ist sehr hochwertiger Tee, der Duft ist Top und der Geschmack sehr angenehm. Ich werde ihn bestimmt auch nach der Schwangerschaft wieder beattellen, da er meiner Verdauung sehr gut tut. Ich trinke ihn vor dem Schlafen gehen und muss sagen, dass ich seit dem viel erholter bin.
Isabel Brown (verified owner) –
I bought this tea after coming accros an article about its benefits for womens health. I do have PMS and I ordered the tea with the idea to help with this. Is it going to help? I am not sure, hopefully it will. I read I have to take it over a period of a few months to notice any effects. It can be taken over prolonged periods as it is very mild. Also can help with digestion issues. But I was very pleasantly surprised by its flavour – mild and fruity. I take it every morning with pleasure. The product comes from Bulgaria. My guess would be it was picked from a mountinous area. It is an absolute delight of a herbal tea. Highly recommended.