Ceylon OP 1 Kenilworth - Black Tea - Packaging: 70 g

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Ceylon OP 1 Kenilworth - Black Tea - Packaging: 70 g

Experience the unique taste and aroma of Ceylon OP 1 Kenilworth black loose leaf tea. This tea comes from the tropical island of Sri Lanka and is harvested with the utmost care. More

9,80 €
8,75 € excl. VAT

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Experience the unique taste and aroma of Ceylon OP 1 Kenilworth black loose leaf tea. This tea comes from the tropical island of Sri Lanka and is harvested with the utmost care. More

Product code: 5506-3149 Shipping and payment

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	Packaging	Availability		Price (incl. VAT)	Quantity
	1 kg	Shipping within 12 days	More	100,90 €
	70 g	In stock 2-5 pc	More	9,80 €

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Black tea Ceylon OP 1 Kenilworth

✔️ fresh black tea with amber colour and full flavour
✔️ comes from Sri Lanka
✔️typický leaf from the Kenilworth garden in Ceylon
✔️ highest quality tea leaves
✔️ water at 100°C
✔️ allow to infuse for 3-5 minutes

Amber colour and rich full flavour

This tea has the typical Kenilworth Ceylon Garden leaf, golden and amber colour and a full-bodied flavour that melts gently on your tongue.

This leaf tea is unique in its flavour intensity, purity and high quality. It offers not only an exceptional taste, but also a recipe that is thousands of years old and has been perfected over many generations.

The preparation of this tea is very easy, just pour water at a temperature of 100 °C, infuse for 3-5 minutes and then enjoy the rich and full taste of quality black tea.

Parameters

Type of tea	Black
Country of origin	Cejlon

Type of tea	Black
Country of origin	Cejlon

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