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[[File:Greek-mountain-tea.webp|thumb|Sideritis ~~syriaca~~ (~~Kretischer Bergtee~~)]]

[[File:Greek-mountain-tea.webp|thumb|Sideritis scardia (Greek mountain tea)]]

'''Cretan mountain tea''' is made of Sideritis syriaca, commonly known as ironwort or malotira (in greek language). Sometimes, Sideritis syriaca is also mixed with Diptam-Dost (Origanum dictamnus).

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	[[File:Greek-mountain-tea.webp\|thumb\|Sideritis ~~syriaca~~ (~~Kretischer Bergtee~~)]]		[[File:Greek-mountain-tea.webp\|thumb\|Sideritis scardia (Greek mountain tea)]]

	'''Cretan mountain tea''' is made of Sideritis syriaca, commonly known as ironwort or malotira (in greek language). Sometimes, Sideritis syriaca is also mixed with Diptam-Dost (Origanum dictamnus).		'''Cretan mountain tea''' is made of Sideritis syriaca, commonly known as ironwort or malotira (in greek language). Sometimes, Sideritis syriaca is also mixed with Diptam-Dost (Origanum dictamnus).