A vine leaf with an intense color and a vascular profile

Red vine leaf is dried after its pigments have fully matured. It is used in functional herbal teas or tonic blends, particularly for heavy legs or seasonal comfort. It is also used in phytotherapeutic formulations in conjunction with other vein-active plants.

Description

Whole or fragmented leaves, reddish-brown to dark red in color, brittle texture. Slightly acidic vegetal odor, astringent and bitter taste. Hand-cut or machine-cut. Untreated raw product, harvested in autumn from selected grape varieties.

Nomenclature

• Common name: Red vine
• Latin name: Vitis vinifera
• Family: Vitaceae
• Part used: Leaf
• Shape: Cut – loose
• Origin: France, Spain, Italy
• English name: Red vine leaf
• Name in German: Rotes Weinlaub
• Name in Spanish: Red Flower Leaf
• Name in Italian: Foglia di vite rossa
• Name in Arabic: أوراق الكرمة الحمراء

Professional applications

• Infusion: 1 tablespoon (1.5 to 2 g) in 250 ml of boiling water – infuse for 10 to 12 min covered.
• Blends: butcher's broom, witch hazel, sweet clover, ginkgo – professional veno-active synergy.
• Other forms: capsules, dry extracts, powders (regulated use).

Precautions for use

• Do not use without medical supervision in case of anticoagulant treatment.
• Reserved for processed or regulated use, according to current phytopharmaceutical standards.
• Store in an airtight container away from moisture and light.

History and tradition

The vine is one of the oldest plants cultivated by humanity. Its leaves, particularly the red varieties, were selected for their richness in tannins and anthocyanins, reputed to be useful in circulatory preparations. Even today, they are used in specialized herbal teas, primarily intended to relieve seasonal discomfort associated with heavy legs.

Miscellaneous information

• Packaging: lined kraft bag or professional opaque HDPE pot.
• Shelf life: 24 months under optimal conditions.
• TARIC customs code: 1211.90.86.00

Sources and references

• Internal References Apophycaire
• ANSM – List A of medicinal plants used traditionally
• Vascular and circulatory phytotherapy works

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