A Greek herbal tea made from the dried leaves and flowers of the Sideritis plant (ironwort), for which each region has its own name. These hardy, perennial plants are found on rocky slopes at heights above 1000m, and their tea is popular in the winter as it is said to have a number of medicinal properties.
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