Use a teaspoon of loose tea per cup and add water at 90-95 °C. Steep the tea for 3-4 minutes for a light, refined taste or 4-5 minutes for a more intense, robust taste experience. Adjust the brewing time to discover your perfect cup of Advent Tea.

Advent Tea contains antioxidants from black tea, which may contribute to better health. In addition, cinnamon and almond offer anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties, which can be helpful during the winter months when colds and flu are more common.

The Advent Tea keeps for about 2 years when it is stored in a cool, dry and dark place. Make sure to keep the tea tightly closed to preserve freshness and flavour.

No, the Advent Tea contains black tea, which naturally contains caffeine. If you're looking for a caffeine-free option, consider choosing an herbal tea that doesn't contain tea leaves.

Since the Advent Tea contains chopped almonds, it is not recommended to drink this tea if you have a nut allergy. Instead, choose another nut-free tea to enjoy.

With 100 grams of Advent Tea you can make about 40 to 50 cups of tea, depending on how strong you want to make the tea and how much tea you use per cup.

Yes, the Advent Tea is suitable for both vegans and vegetarians, as it only contains vegetable ingredients and no animal products.

Yes, you can make a delicious Advent Tea latte by making the tea stronger and adding warm milk or a milk substitute. Froth the milk for an extra creamy texture and sprinkle with a little cinnamon for a festive touch.