Chai Black Tea - black tea blend - Packaging: 1 kg

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Enjoy the blend of this spicy black tea Chai Black Tea. It's full of cinnamon, anise, ginger, fennel, cloves and cardamom that will enchant you with its intense and refreshing taste. More

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87,30 € incl. VAT

Enjoy the blend of this spicy black tea Chai Black Tea. It's full of cinnamon, anise, ginger, fennel, cloves and cardamom that will enchant you with its intense and refreshing taste. More

Product code: 5513-3170 Shipping options

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Chai Black Tea Blend

✔️ black loose tea with spicy taste
✔️ the finest tea leaves from Ceylon, South India and China
✔️ perfect harmony with every sip
✔️ tea leaves of the highest quality
✔️ pour in water at 100 °C
✔️ leave to infuse for 5 minutes

The best blend of black teas with a spicy taste

This blend contains the finest tea leaves from Ceylon, South India and China to bring you ideal harmony and quality with every sip. Chai Black Tea is not only a blend of selected black teas, but its exceptional flavour is complemented by an abundance of spices from the finest ingredients.

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

Ingredients: black tea from Ceylon, South India and China (47%), pieces of cinnamon, anise, ginger, fennel, cloves and cardamom.

Parameters

Type of tea	Black
Country of origin	Cejlon, South India, China

Type of tea	Black
Country of origin	Cejlon, South India, China

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