This black tea scented with bergamot and orange peel is ideal for the fine palate that seeks freshness in the mouth. Perfect to start your day.
It comes from the Potong garden at the foot of the Himalayas in the southernmost part of Darjeeling.
The altitude, freshness and purity of the Himalayan climate give Earl Grey its uniqueness and character.
This tea is a fine plucking: only the bud, which concentrates the components of the tea - tannins, theine, and aromatic compounds - and the first two leaves are removed.
Black tea, unlike green tea, undergoes a natural fermentation phase. This process causes a change in the chemical composition of the tea leaf. Its tannin content decreases and theine is made more active. This is why black tea is the tea of the morning.
The packaging of this product is fully recyclable in paper waste or compostable (depending on the part). In short, the cardboard box, the bags and the label are to be put in the paper waste. The infusette and the thread are to be put in the compost. Find all the details about this ecological packaging in our blog post: Zoom on the ecological packaging of Ethiquable teas.
This cooperative in India gathers small producers who respect the ecology on their plots. They make compost by vermiculture to ensure the natural fertilization of the soil with natural fertilizers.
Black tea from fair trade (Fairtrade label) and organic farming.
Preparation
Let your tea bag infuse for 3 to 4 minutes in water at 95°. Do not use boiling water, otherwise your black tea will lose its aroma and benefits.