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Tè Nero

25 bustine per scatola


Il nostro Té nero tradizionale offre un tocco di freschezza in un gusto classico. Una miscela perfetta di foglie di té di prima qualitá e Ganoderma Lucidum, una bevanda che anche i piú sofisticati intenditori di té potranno apprezzare.

✓ Una miscela perfetta per gli intenditori di té

Il sapore Morbido del té nero

Con Ganoderma Lucidum biologico certificato

WHAT IS IT?

Organo™ Traditional Black tea has the flavour and benefits of black tea, combined with the slightly nutty flavour of Ganoderma, in a single serve sachet.

KEY INGREDIENTS

Black tea – a rich, bolder flavour of tea that is enjoyed all over the world.
Ganoderma – also known as the red Reishi mushroom, this mild flavour adds a note of depth to the tea.. Ganoderma has been used in traditional Asian culture for thousands of years. The name Ganoderma means “spiritual potency”, while the Japanese name Reishi can be translated as “King of Herbs”.

DID YOU KNOW?

Black tea is the most popular tea, accounting for ¾ of all globally consumed tea.
When stored properly, black tea can maintain its flavour for many years. This is the primary reason why it was traded extensively in the past. In the 1800’s, blocks of black tea were used as currency by the Siberians, Mongolians and Tibetans.
The Dutch first brought tea to Europe in 1610. It arrived in England in 1658 and rose to popularity in England’s American colonies throughout the 1700s. Demand for tea experienced huge leaps in the 1700s as England expanded sugar imports from its Caribbean colonies. By 1800, the English were annually consuming over a kilogram of tea and almost 8 kg of sugar per capita. Some claim it was the increasing trend of adding sugar to tea that spiked the demand for strong black tea over the more delicate green tea imports. Tea production continued to grow with the discovery of another black tea variety from India in 1823.
Black tea is made when the tea leaves are allowed to fully oxidize before they are heat-processed and dried. During oxidation, oxygen interacts with the tea plant’s cell walls to turn the leaves the rich dark brown to black colour that black tea leaves are famous for. Oxidation alters the flavour profile of a black tea as well, helping add malty, fruity or even smoky notes, depending on the tea.

HOW TO USE IT

Place 1 sachet into a cup, fill with hot water. Let steep until desired flavour.

Tè Nero