Assam FTGFOP 1 Gentleman Tea - Black Tea - Packaging: 70 g

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Assam FTGFOP 1 Gentleman Tea - Black Tea - Packaging: 70 g

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Black loose leaf exclusive Assam FTGFOP 1 Gentleman tea is made from the highest quality Assam tea leaves. It has a delicate malty flavour and distinctive colour. Thanks to the second harvest of leaves, the tea has a full and smooth character that is perfect for relaxing in the comfort of your own home. More

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11,60 € incl. VAT

Product code: 5523-3163 Shipping and payment

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	Packaging	Availability		Price incl. VAT	Quantity (ks)
	1 kg	Delivery 2 weeks	More	121,90 €
	70 g	in stock	More	11,60 €

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Black Tea Assam FTGFOP 1 Gentleman Tea

✔️ black loose leaf tea with full flavour
✔️ highest quality from Assam
✔️ has a full and delicate flavour due to the second picking
✔️ finely crushed leaves allow slow release of flavours and aromas
✔️ pour in water at 100 °C
✔️ leave to infuse for 3-4 minutes

Full and smooth flavour profile thanks to the second harvest

Alveus Assam FTGFOP 1 Gentleman tea is made from hand-picked and carefully selected tea leaves, guaranteeing the highest quality and pleasant flavours. Thanks to its finely crushed leaves , you can enjoy a full and smooth flavour profile.

This tea can be served hot, warm or iced, making it suitable not only for everyday drinking at home, but also for refreshing and relaxing on sunny summer days.

The preparation of this tea is very easy, just pour water at 100°C, steep for 3-4 minutes and then enjoy the rich and full flavour of a quality black tea.

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Type of tea	Black
Country of origin	India

Type of tea	Black
Country of origin	India

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