Basilur Festival Story Book Assorted 32 × 2 g sheet

Do you like fragrant teas that you can't imagine long winter evenings without? In that case, Basilur tea deserves your attention. Black tea was first mentioned in China at the end of the 16th century. First, the leaves of the Chinese or Assam tea plant must be harvested. As a next step, the leaves are allowed to wilt to get rid of excess water. The petals are then rolled. The resulting taste, aroma and colour of the tea depend on the oxidation, which is one of the final treatments. Oxidation is stopped by rapid heating, e.g. pan-frying, steaming or baking. Fruit teas offer a pleasant taste and can quickly warm you up in the freezing winter and cool you down in the sultry summer. You will receive Basilur tea in a 64 g package.

Essential features of Basilur Festival Story Book Assorted 32 × 2 g tin

• Have a more pleasant day with a cup of delicious tea
• You will love black tea for its specific earthy taste
• Fruit tea warms you up in winter, and tastes delicious too
• The package was made with a weight of 64 g