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Also known as purple salt or Indian salt, Kala Namak is a salt with a very strong, strong and particular aroma similar to sulfur but not unpleasant for this. Particular to the sight, to the taste and also to the smell is that salt that must not be missing in a pantry as true gourmets.
Ingredients: purple kala Namak salt
Origin: India
Tea very popular in Japan and drunk during meals for its digestive properties, an aid to cleanse the liver and excellent support for diuresis. The characteristic of this tea is the very low content of tannins as the leaves are harvested at the end of the season when the leaf reaches the minimum level of theine. Its taste is fresh, but at the same time with a slightly bitter and herbaceous aftertast.
Green tea Bancha
Essential oil of wild Juniper berries (Juniperus communis) distilled by steam.
Its balsamic aroma, has in itself the power of the sun, the rocks, the earth , gives energizing sensations. It is used for its properties in many topical products used in case of rheumatic pains.
Origin: Bulgaria
Food supplement based on Thyme, a plant indicated for the fluidity of bronchial secretions. Digestive function and elimination of gas. Antioxidant, well-being of throat and nose.
Ingredients: Thymus vulgaris L.
Origin: Spain
Assam black tea is a full-bodied, full-bodied tea, rich in malty and slightly sweet notes. Native to the Assam region of India, this tea has small, dark leaves that produce a deep red drink. The intense and strong flavor of Assam tea makes it perfect to be enjoyed alone or with a little milk and sugar to give it a creamy and sweet note. Due to its robustness, Assam black tea is also great for serving with biscuits and desserts.
tè nero Assam
Family Burseracea resin (boswellia carteri) organic steam distilled
It has the sacred fragrance par excellence. It favors contact with the absolute, the sublimation of energies, protects from negativity, cleans the rooms from any nefarious, destructive and degenerative influence. It promotes meditation and prayer, gathering and harmonizing energies.
Bacopa Monnieri is a plant famous in Ayurvedic medicine for its beneficial activity in the brain. It is also known by the scientific name "water hyssop", a plant used for thousands of years in India in traditional Ayurvedic medicine, called Brahmi. Bacopa monnieri acts on several aspects, is effective against some cognitive or mood disorders, due to anxiety, attention problems, depression, it also improves memory and cognitive abilities.
Ingredients: bacopa monnieri Wettst
Botanical name: bacopa monnieri
Origin: India
Organic steam distilled lavender essential oil (Lavandula Angustifolia Oil). The intimate and reassuring fragrance promotes contact with one's emotional world and transmits serenity. Particularly appreciated in aromatherapy for its relaxing and antimicrobial properties.
Origine: Francia
It literally means "Stem Tea" because it is obtained from the twig of the green tea plant aged at least 3 years.
This gives this type of tea the characteristic of not having any theine content to the point of being able to drink all day without any problem and be enjoyed even by elderly people.
In fact, it recalls the grassy flavor of green tea but at the same time also the taste of hazelnuts and chestnuts. To be drunk also during meals as a substitute for water and if desired also with the addition of rice malt or apple juice.
toasted Kukicha leaves
Famous for being a tea named after the region (Darjeeling) where it is grown, in north east India in the state of West Bengal. Particularly prized tea so much that it has been nicknamed the champagne of teas for the taste vaguely reminiscent of Muscat grapes and so much that it has the name protected by copyright by the Teaboard of India.
Black tea Darjeeling
A handful of shelled walnuts a day to take in mineral salts, such as magnesium, potassium and calcium, as well as a source of vegetable proteins. Nuts are also a source of vitamins.
Ingredients: walnuts
Origin: Use
Allergens : nuts
Also called "Jade Drops". It owes this name to an ancient emperor, Mikoto. It is one of the noblest teas, grown in the shade, with a sweet and robust taste. A highly prized tea because only the most tender, emerald-colored leaves are used, which begin to sprout in the first days of spring. Unlike the other teas, it can be prepared both in hot water but also in cold water by varying the brewing times indicated below.
Mikoto premium green tea
