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Green Alder
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Description
Dune pepper, also known as alder, is a widely used forest ingredient in northern Quebec. This shrub, which can reach three meters in height, produces kittens (botanical term) as flowers, this is the part that is harvested for use in high gastronomy. It can be eaten freshly picked or dried, it is generally found dry and whole on the market.
How does it taste?
It is nicknamed pepper, but in reality it does not belong to their category. It is rather a substitute and a local option for sourcing local spices. Its taste is very different from pepper, it is surprisingly complex and difficult to describe. It can be described as fir and resinous, peppery, with a slight bitterness that contrasts with its floral side. It is also attributed with citrus, dill, lemony and sweet notes. Very gently, it very well represents the scents of the boreal forest.
Where to use dune pepper?
The answer is simple: everywhere, everywhere, everywhere!
- In recipes such as broths, sauces and marinades
- In all-purpose spice blend
- In drinks such as herbal tea, coffee, beer and gin
- In the desserts! Like a chocolate pie or a maple tart
- To flavor an oil (infused oil)
* To try our Latte Forestier recipe, it's here!
The virtues of green alder
It has been used to reduce fever, to stop bleeding and to decrease gas in the stomach. Like many resinous plants and trees, it has astringent and tonic properties, which promote a feeling of well-being and vigor. In addition, its essence has been extracted in a decoction to give to children with a weak appetite. On the other hand, it is considered abortifacient, so it must be avoided in the first months of pregnancy to avoid complications.
Its natural environment
Dune pepper is found throughout eastern North America, especially in Canada. It likes moist, nutrient-poor soils, such as rocky sites, sandy areas, level ground, and mountains. The shrub also grows well near marshes, streams, lakes and rivers. It is possible to harvest it during all the winter months, but it is recommended to pick it towards the end of the fall so that it is at the peak of its flavor.
Wild green alder
Not recommended for pregnant women and children under 5 years old.
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Région : Côte-Nord Province : Québec Pays : Canada |
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Boreal art, mastered by an expert.
Each Floèm blend is an exclusive creation by our certified tea sommelier. Unlike industrial infusions, we precisely balance the potency of Quebec's wild plants to ensure a rich aromatic profile, without any added artificial flavors.
These extraordinary women chose to take a moment for themselves, immersing themselves in the soothing flavors and aromas of boreal flora, to nourish their well-being and inner balance.









Unique flavor, essence of the terroir.
Green alder

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Our blends are:
- 100% natural
- No added flavorings
- Sugar-free
- Vegan
- Ketogenic
- Organic / wildcrafted
- Gluten-free

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Our harsh winters force wild plants (like Labrador tea) to develop a unique concentration of antioxidants and essential oils to survive.
They release an aromatic power and raw benefits that you will feel from the very first sip.

The environment
Cold winter. Pure ingredients.
To survive Quebec's harsh winters, our wild plants develop an exceptional concentration of antioxidants and essential oils.

The harvest
By hand, quite simply.
Far from industrial methods, we delicately hand-pick each shoot at the exact moment of its full maturity.

The transformation
The power of the whole leaf
Unlike industrial tea dust, we preserve the whole plant to guarantee 100% intact botanical benefits and aromas.

The final product
Purity without artifice.
We let the raw power of local aromatics express themselves to offer you a complex taste experience, with no added flavors.
Our promise
Hand-picked ingredients from the boreal forest






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