Nice basil infusion

Discover the virtues of basil through this infusion.

With its typical peppery and spicy taste, basil is traditionally recognized for its digestive properties. An infusion that will be ideal as an accompaniment to your meals or to offer you a refreshing break.

Finely sparkling.
Low in calories and sugars
Natural (without preservatives or flavorings)

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Taste profile

You will love it if…
Natural deposit: you can shake the bottle before opening, according to your tastes.
Best served chilled.
Consume within 3 days of opening.

Ingredients

Allergy Information

Country: France
Style: Infusion
Specificities: Low in calories and sugars
Natural (without preservatives or flavorings)
Handcrafted in France, from French plants
Recyclable glass bottle
Pasteurized product
Alcohol content (%): 0.0
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Volume: 33 cL
Weight: 544 g
DDM (minimum durability date):
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The Symples adventure began in 2016 in Milly-la-Forêt, the cradle of the cultivation of medicinal plants in France. It is here that Florent and Théo, two agricultural engineers with a passion for plants, discover with astonishment the extent of the power of plants, their virtues and their diversity.
A conviction has driven them since: to reintroduce the simple ones into our daily lives, these plants that we once cultivated for their benefits on the body and the mind, by creating a brand of drinks inspired by the wealth of virtues and tastes of the plants which grow at our feet.

Together, they then set off on two great journeys: one, into the past, to draw on the ancestral knowledge of herbalists, and the other through our regions of France.
A two-year journey during which they take the time to find the best ingredients, and to meet producers who defend traditional techniques and environmentally friendly agriculture.