Tea varieties - discover the variety of flavours

Welcome to the fascinating world of teas! Whether you're a fan of classic green tea, intense black tea or fruity blends - here you'll find everything you need to know about the different types of tea. Let yourself be inspired and find the perfect tea for every occasion and taste.


Green tea

Green tea originates from China and Japan and is known for its numerous health benefits and mild, slightly grassy flavour.

Origin:

Originally from China and Japan, known for its traditional importance.

Flavour:

Mild, slightly grassy and refreshing

Health benefits

  • Rich in antioxidants
  • Supports the immune system
  • Has a revitalising effect

Preparation:

70-80 °C hot water, leave to infuse for 2-3 minutes

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Black tea - the strong classic

Black tea has a strong and intense flavour and is often used as the basis for tea blends such as Earl Grey and English Breakfast.

Origin:

A favourite in Europe, known for blends such as Earl Grey and English Breakfast.

Flavour:

Intense, strong and versatile

Health benefits:

  • Increases concentration
  • Contains valuable antioxidants

Preparation:

Hot water at 95 °C, leave to infuse for 3-5 minutes

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White tea - delicate elegance in a glass

The mildest tea among the traditional teas, known for its delicate flavour and gentle processing

Origin:

One of the finest teas, known for its minimalist processing.

Flavour:

Mild, slightly sweet and delicate

Health benefits:

  • Promotes skin health
  • Rich in polyphenols

Preparation:

Hot water at 80 °C, leave to infuse for 4-5 minutes

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Herbal tea - natural and caffeine-free

Herbal tea is made from a mixture of different herbs and is caffeine-free. The flavours range from refreshing to soothing

Origin:

A blend of herbs, flowers and plants - diverse in flavour and effect.

Flavour:

From refreshing to soothing

Health benefits:

  • Promotes digestion
  • Can have a calming effect
  • Often contains important vitamins

Preparation:

Hot water at 100 °C, leave to infuse for 5-7 minutes

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Fruit tea - the fruity all-rounder

A caffeine-free type of tea that often consists of a blend of dried fruits, berries and flowers and offers fruity flavours

Origin:

A blend of dried fruits, berries and flowers - caffeine-free and versatile.

Flavour:

Fruity, refreshing and sweet flavour

Health benefits:

  • Rich in vitamins
  • Refreshing and ideal for children and adults

Preparation:

100 °C hot water, leave to infuse for 8-10 minutes

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