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Aid weight loss
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Promotes good oral health
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Relaxing
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Chinese Sencha, Gunpowder, Wu Lu Pai Mu Tan, rose, Chinese jasmine, marigold, cornflower and natural aromas
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Chinese Sencha, Gunpowder, Wu Lu Pai Mu Tan, rose, Chinese jasmine, marigold, cornflower and natural aromas
Weight | 100 g |
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Of all the black teas that China produces, Keemun is perhaps the most well-known. Keemun has gained a reputation for an indescribable flavour, with hints of smoky pine, orchid, crushed apple and a rich sweet taste. The aroma of Keemun is fruity, with hints of pine and floweriness which creates the very distinctive and balanced taste. It also displays a hint of delicious orchid fragrance and the so-called ‘China tea sweetness’.
White Tea Pai Mu Tan, lemon grass, candied guava, strawberries, sunflowers and roses petals, natural aroma.
Bancha is the traditional daily green tea found throughout Japan. A refreshing everyday green tea with a mild sweet flavor and pleasant roasted aroma
Sometimes also written as Ti Kuan Yin or Iron Goddess Oolong Tea. Apart from its amazing taste, this tea also has great health benefits, being high in amino acids, vitamins and antioxidants. Tie Guan Yin tea is a slightly fermented tea, that sits between highly fermented black teas and unfermented green and white teas.
THE LEAVES MAY BE STEEPED MULTIPLE TIMES
Earl Grey is one of the most recognized flavoudred teas in the world. This quintessentially British tea is typically a black tea base flavoured with oil from the rind of bergamot orange, a citrus fruit with the appearance and flavour somewhere between an orange and a lemon with a little grapefruit and lime thrown in. Queen Elizabeth II is drinking it with milk without sugar.
Green tea from the Guangdong province of China. The name of this tea is said to derive from its visual similarity to military gun¬powder. Gunpowder is the favorite green tea of Morocco and the Middle East, where it is commonly prepared with mint and sugar. See our Touareg tea.
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