Divine Elixir - Leaf Tea Pyramids
White & Green tea blend with Lychee & Peach taste
A Great Taste Award winning tea, this is a blend of the finest white and green teas infused with an orchard full of fruitiness. Subtle citrus notes complement the lychee peach fruitiness that are well balanced by the faint vegetal impressions of green tea and mellow white tea turning this tea into a veritable fruit champagne.
Here's what the Great Taste judges had to say about this tea, "Lots of sweet peachy aroma with a hint of an exotic note - that we would not necessarily be able to pinpoint as lychee. The overall flavour is clean and refreshing and we thought the green and white tea had been well balanced with the fruit. The fruity peach flavour is very present at first and then there is a long finish of pleasantly lightly bitter clean tea. We admired the balance of this drink and the quality and clear definition of flavours."
Ingredients
Chinese Pai Mu Tan White tea, Darjeeling Green tea, Chinese Fog green tea, Chinese Lung Ching green tea, Jasmine Jade Pearls, Candied Pineapple bits (pineapple, sugar), Candied Mango bits (mango, sugar), natural flavouring, Orange peels, Candied Papaya bits (papaya, sugar), Strawberry bits, Red currants, Lychee bits (1%), Peach bits (1%), Sour Cherry bits
How to enjoy this tea
Steep 1 tea pyramid per cup for 2-3 mins in 75-85° C water.
Caffeine content
Approx between 15mg per cup
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