Earl Grey - black tea - Packaging: 1 kg

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Earl Grey is a unique blend of quality black teas from Ceylon, South India and China, enriched with a pleasant bergamot flavour. This luxurious loose leaf tea offers a perfect harmony of flavour and aroma. More

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81,70 € incl. VAT

Product code: 5524-3162 Shipping and payment

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	Packaging	Availability		Price incl. VAT	Quantity (ks)
	1 kg	Delivery 2 weeks	More	81,70 €
	70 g	in stock	More	8,20 €

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Black loose tea Earl Grey

✔️ black loose leaf tea Earl Grey
✔️ blend from Ceylon, South India and China
✔️ perfect harmony of taste and aroma
✔️ bergamot flavour
✔️ tea leaves of the highest quality
✔️ pour in water at 100 °C
✔️ leave to infuse for 3-5 minutes

A quality blend of teas from Ceylon, South India and China

With its delicious combination of teas and delicious bergamot flavour, Earl Grey is well suited to relax, refresh and improve your mood. It can be served both hot and cold, making it the perfect accompaniment for any occasion.

Sourced from Ceylon, South India and China, this premium tea blend boasts a perfect harmony of flavour and aroma.

The preparation of this tea is very easy, just pour 100°C water over it, steep for 3-5 minutes and then enjoy the rich and full flavour of quality black tea.

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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