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Sencha Orange Ginger - Green Tea
  • Sencha Orange Ginger - Green Tea
  • Sencha Orange Ginger - Green Tea

Sencha Orange Ginger

€5.46

A delicious combination of green tea, sharp ginger and fresh sweet orange. Very aromatic, light and refreshing. Whether you drink it hot or cold, definitely recommended!

Ingredients: Green tea, ginger, liquorice, lemongrass, orange peel, aroma.

Contains Liquorice. Avoid excessive use in high blood pressure.

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Legend has it that Marco Polo was the first to introduce ginger to Europe. He was impressed during his trip to China. In China, this spice has been cultivated for more than 3000 years. There it has been used for a long time in the kitchen and as a herbal medicine.

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Data sheet

Gluten
Gluten free
Lactose
Lactose-free
Nuts
Nut-free
Country of origin
China
Ingredients
Green tea, Ginger, Liquorice, Lemongrass, Orange peel, Aroma.
Amount of tea per cup
1 - 2 tea spoons
Indication brewing time
2 - 3 minutes
Temperature water
80 ºC - 90 ºC (176 °F - 194 °F)
Organically grown?
No
Palette
Fresh, spicy
Color infusion
Light yellow
Caffeine?
Yes
Time of day
Throughout the day

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