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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Why discover teas with Tea and Spices
- Comprehensive knowledge: Find out more about the differences and specialities of each type of tea
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- Health benefits: Discover how tea can enrich your everyday life
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- Preparation tips: We show you how to get the best out of your tea