Nr. 901

Arabian Night™

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100 g

(€69.00* / Kilogram) €6.90*

250 g

(€65.60* / Kilogram) €16.40*

1000 g

(€58.65* / Kilogram) €58.65*

€6.90*

Product number: 100901

Sunflower and rose enchant your senses. It isn’t difficult to imagine a thousand more cups as lovely as the very first.

Ingredients

Green tea, Black tea, flavor, rose petals, marigold blossoms.

Attributes:	Contains caffeine, Suitable for thermos flask, To drink cold
Cultivation method:	Conventional cultivation
Edition:	Aroma Edition
Flavour:	fruity / lemonly
Taste:	fragrant-fresh
Tea type:	Green Tea
Quality (TGR)	TGR98 \| 100

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13 December 2022 00:00

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6 December 2022 00:00

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6 December 2022 00:00

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Mein Lieblingstee!

4 December 2022 00:00

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1 December 2022 00:00

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Wenn man die Packung schon aufmacht, kommt ein toller Geruch, der sich nach dem Aufbrühen zwar abschwächt, aber den man geschmacklich in der Tasse wiederfindet. Lässt sich auf gut mit anderen Schwarzen Tees mischen.

30 November 2022 00:00

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25 November 2022 00:00

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Gehört bei jeder Bestellung einfach dazu! Neben Pomelo mein absoluter Lieblingstee.

25 November 2022 00:00

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köstlich

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Preparation

11 g tea leaves (6 level Teelamass) to 1 liter filtered or soft, boiling water. Allow to brew 2 min.

11 g/l

100 °C

2 min.

More about tea preparation

Experience exotic tea enjoyment with the Arabian Night

"May I give you an Arabian Night?" a tea seller once asked a lady who blushed slightly at the question. The unexpected gift of the tea sample, however, turned out to be a stroke of luck, because since then the lady has enjoyed the exotic, quite harmless magic of "Arabian Nights" every day.

In the Arab world, the tea ceremony is an integral part of social gatherings and an important ritual for welcoming a guest. This tea tradition is cultivated both in the town houses and in the tents of the desert nomads. Green tea in particular, often mixed with nana mint, is drunk in the countries of the Maghreb and in northwest Africa and is sweetened generously with sugar. The time of day does not matter, tea is enjoyed at every opportunity, with the honourable task of preparing it falling to the head of the family.