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Lowers blood pressure
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Helps with insomnia
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Relaxing
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€8.50/100g
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Perfect mix of rooibos, cinnamon, ginger, cardamom, red and black pepper, Vacil, cornflower blossoms. In Tea Garden we serve it with hot milk as you can see on the picture.
Weight | 100 g |
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The combination of Rooibos and spices from different countries allowed us to create a tea for long winter evening. Ideal for all day sipping. Ingredients: Rooibos Massai 60%, coconut, ginger, cinnamon, cardamom, apple, almonds* (allergen), natural aroma.
Lightly steamed with pronounced vegetal notes. Fresh, bright green tea, presented as slender, needle-shaped leaves. A refreshing gem with a brisk, lingering finish from the country of ceremony & perfection.
THE LEAVES MAY BE STEEPED MULTIPLE TIMES
A lovely and warming golden-red brew, Golden Nepal tea is harvested in several flushes high in the moist and chilly climate of the Antu Valley, located near the Darjeeling plantations. This brew is very sweet and scented with several flowery flavors, including hints of honeysuckle and jasmine.
THE LEAVES MAY BE STEEPED MULTIPLE TIMES
High quality Long Jing Tea (Dragon Well) is a delicate tea, which has to be picked at just the right time for the perfect tea. Generally, the earlier the Dragon Well leaves are picked the better. The very highest quality Dragon Well teas are plucked in early April, When Dragon Well is plucked, the tea workers focus on being tender and gentle with the leaves so that the quality is retained.
THE LEAVES MAY BE STEEPED MULTIPLE TIMES
A Dark Oolong marketed as White Tip Oolong or Champagne Oolong, is a heavily oxidized, non-roasted, tip-type oolong tea produced in Hsinchu County, Taiwan.
THE LEAVES MAY BE STEEPED MULTIPLE TIMES
Shou Mei White Tea is produced from naturally withered upper leaf and tips, with a stronger flavour reminiscent of lighter Oolong teas. Shou Mei or ‘Eyebrow’ tea is named for the long, thin, crescent-shaped leaves used in production. This tea is a rare and hard to find. When done just right, this tea has a light aroma, and a strong, sweet taste. If steeped for too long, the tea has a bitter taste. Spoil yourself and try this special tea today.
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