

Seabuckthorn Berries
Leh berry
Seabuckthorn grows where almost nothing else will, and the berry is sour enough that nobody eats a handful of it. That is not a fault — it is carrying more vitamin C by weight than an orange, and it is taken a spoon at a time or steeped in hot water.
Taken through winter, the way people here have always taken it. Not a snack.
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Dry fruit is a crop, not a manufactured good — the rate moves with the season, the harvest and the quantity you take. We quote what it costs today rather than print a number we would have to keep correcting.
- Delivered in 5–8 working days · free delivery on larger orders
- Vacuum-sealed, dispatched within 48 hours
- Nothing sulphured, waxed, oiled or coloured
What you should know
- Grown above 10,000 feet
- Very high in vitamin C
- Sharp — taken a spoon at a time
- Nothing sweetened
- Origin
- Ladakh and the high valleys
- Harvest
- Late autumn
- How to keep it
- Airtight, away from damp.
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