Early Morning Tea - black tea - Packaging: 70 g

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Black loose-leaf Early Morning Tea will make your morning wake-up pleasant. The blend of exclusive teas from Darjeeling and Ceylon offers an incredible stimulating effect and a charming spicy taste. More

Product code: 5512-3171 Shipping options

8,40 € incl. VAT

Product code: 5512-3171 Shipping options

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Black Tea Early Morning Tea

✔️ black loose leaf tea with spicy taste
✔️ blend from Darjeeling and Ceylon
✔️ stimulating effect
✔️ tea leaves of the highest quality
✔️ pour in water at 100 °C
✔️ allow to infuse for 3-5 minutes

A quality blend of teas from Darjeeling and Ceylon

This tea is made with only the highest quality ingredients, giving it a unique taste. Early Morning Tea will make sure you have a fresh and energetic start to each day, thanks to its stimulating and invigorating power.

This premium tea blend is sourced from Darjeeling and Ceylon and boasts a rich, spicy flavour.

Preparing 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, India

Type of tea	Black
Country of origin	Cejlon, India

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