The Greek Mountain Tea was traditionally drunk by Greek shepherds as a relaxing after work drink in the evening. Our high-quality tea using the whole panicle of the Sideritis Scardica is grown in northern Greece in the Rhodope mountains at almost 1,000 m altitude by mountain farmers on small eco-farms. The cup unfolds the exceptionally mild, fresh taste of this gem.From organic cultivation.
Puristic and with a clear message: ginger as the main component and a large helping of strawberry pieces form a delicous base. The slight acidity and some fresh and berry notes make this spice tea blend perfect delicious. You should definitely also give it a try on the rocks.
A light herb tea blend which is fitting for the trendy Levante cuisine being characterized by delicate spices and herbs. The region towards the east of the Mediterranean Sea has inspired us to create this mystical combination. Bright pomegranate arils, dates, figs and plums with exotic spices will let you daydream of the sun and the hustle and bustle of the markets in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem with their highly aromatic, culinary influences from the neighbouring Arab nations. Sweet, fruity notes of figs and plums, a dash of fine lemongrass, many notes of spices and a hint of sesame make this an irresistible indulgence.
Inspired by the traditional after-work tea of the Greek shepherds, we have created a delicately spicy version with classic, spicy notes such as cinnamon, coriander and star aniseed and rounded it off with high-quality Rooibos tea. Enjoy our mountain chai also with a dash of milk.
The South American national drink with its high caffeine content is gaining in popularity. For this creation, we mixed mate tea with our Brazil Santos green coffee beans to create a green eye-catcher. Other delicious ingredients such as juicy orange wedges, fresh spearmint, sweet cinnamon and rock sugar spice up this tea and provide inspiration for the preparation of delicious cocktails. This delicious caffeine booster is embellished with attractive sunflower and pomegranate blossoms.
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