– Chai love –

Known as the national drink in India. Chai tea is not only popular for its taste but also for the well-known positive effects on body and mind

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– Chai love –

Known as the national drink in India. Chai tea is not only popular for its taste but also for the well-known positive effects on body and mind Yassine Mili 2017-05-10T05:43:21+00:00

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– Organic asian sensha –

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– Superior earl grey –

Probably the best known tea, Earl Grey is produced from citrus fruit similar to oranges which come from southern regions. Finest Yunnan, which gives the blend a slightly earthy touch ; a nuance from mellow Keemun teas ; and a Ceylon which unites the teas to their fullness

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– Indian ginger –

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– Chai love –Known as the national drink in India. Chai tea is not only popular for its taste but also for the well-known positive effects on body and mind

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– Moroccan mint –A little green tea, gunpowder for that sharp touch and spearmint for the fresh flavour. Moroccan tea is a traditional drink throughout the year, both hot and cold with a slice of lemon. It is a real thirst-quencher!

– Organic asian sensha –Ideal for Green Tea beginners and those who prefer milder tastes, this te ais the same as the variety popular in China. The cup gives a shimmery strong green-yellow tone and a soft and mild taste with a sweet note

– Sencha lemonade –This very special fresh Green Tea creation comes with golden lemon peel & fresh lemon granules-served as a refreshing replacement to the classic Green Tea

– Superior earl grey –Probably the best known tea, Earl Grey is produced from citrus fruit similar to oranges which come from southern regions. Finest Yunnan, which gives the blend a slightly earthy touch ; a nuance from mellow Keemun teas ; and a Ceylon which unites the teas to their fullness

– Indian ginger –The inspiration for this blend comes from the Indian kitchen as all ingredients of this blend form a vital part in this cuisine : ginger, whole cardamom and chillies. This is ‘Tea-Soup for the Soul!’

– Chai love –

Known as the national drink in India. Chai tea is not only popular for its taste but also for the well-known positive effects on body and mind

– Moroccan mint –

A little green tea, gunpowder for that sharp touch and spearmint for the fresh flavour. Moroccan tea is a traditional drink throughout the year, both hot and cold with a slice of lemon. It is a real thirst-quencher!

– Organic asian sensha –

Ideal for Green Tea beginners and those who prefer milder tastes, this te ais the same as the variety popular in China. The cup gives a shimmery strong green-yellow tone and a soft and mild taste with a sweet note

– Sencha lemonade –

This very special fresh Green Tea creation comes with golden lemon peel & fresh lemon granules-served as a refreshing replacement to the classic Green Tea

– Indian ginger –

The inspiration for this blend comes from the Indian kitchen as all ingredients of this blend form a vital part in this cuisine : ginger, whole cardamom and chillies. This is ‘Tea-Soup for the Soul!’