These selected broken Assam and Sumatra teas form the basis for an extremely yielding quality which is strongly reminiscent of East Frisian blends. A dark infusion with malty spiciness, at its best when slightly sweetened and with a dash of milk or cream.
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Sencha is one of the best-known green teas. The tea leaves are folded lengthwise while drying on warm trays, and then heated in wood-fueled pans in order to stop fermentation. After infusion, the cup takes on a bright yellow color. Its
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Shining orange papaya flakes, enhanced by light. Its tangy, green tea flavor is supported by fresh lemon
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In 1833, Earl Grey, the Earl of Howick Hall, and at the time British Prime Minister, suspended the price monopoly which the East India company had enjoyed at China’s expense. The originally pure Chinese tea was lightly flavored with fine
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