Formosa honey black tea is famous in Taiwan. The leaves of these tea trees would produce sweetness like honey after the reaction of some insect bites. The more insects gnaw on the tea leaves, the more noticeable the honey flavor of the tea will be. Hence growers avoid using pesticides to make this tea natural and good-tasting, sweet and refreshing.
It is extracted manually from the Peruvian salt marshes of Maras, along the Andes mountain range, at a height of 3000 meters. This salt offers unique flavors and a wealth of minerals: calcium, magnesium, zinc, copper and iron. Naturally pink, it gives the palate crunchy and compact crystals. It is excellent for flavoring white and red meat dishes, vegetables; perfect for the barbecue.
Chives are an aromatic plant. Like the other most used spices, chives have a decidedly particular taste, although lighter and more delicate than that of garlic or onion. It has diuretic, antiseptic, cardiotonic, hypoglycemic, vermifuge properties. Use it directly dried to flavor many dishes like a normal spice.
Sichuan pepper is a green berry native to China, also called Sancho Pepper. It has a very fresh, citrusy, spicy and sparkling taste that gradually envelops the palate. It should be added to cooking, whole, or crushed in a mortar always in small doses because. Once toasted, it tends to quickly lose its flavor.
This blend of green tea derives from the Chinese cultivations of Sencha, a variety of acid tea that combines with the Kombucha mushroom powder, to enhance its healing properties. By combining with tea, they produce precious substances such as acids, vitamins, minerals, natural antibiotic substances with detoxifying and antibiotic actions.
Ingredients:
green tea (93%), kombucha powder (5%) (maltodextrin, green tea, herbal blend, cane sugar, water, kombucha cultures), flavoring, mallow flowers.
Pumpkin seeds are known for their vermifuge properties. Snack and ingredient for tasty and healthy dishes. Rich in minerals, they are precious allies, because they can give us a great nutritional intake. Excellent as a mid-morning snack or in the afternoon in their natural version.
Among the most famous Chinese teas, with its emerald color and refined aroma it was also an imperial tea. Grown on the hills, in spring it is harvested and processed by hand over heat sources, which block fermentation. The processing then presses the leaves and makes it unique: a green tea with a chestnut aftertaste, a fresh and delicate flavor.
Dried Japanese horseradish is the plant at the base of wasabi powder, used above all to accompany sushi and sashimi dishes. Wasabi can get even spicier with a hint of mustard, and add intense flavor to fish dishes, eggs, salads and to mix with creams and sauces.
Ingredients
Japanese horseradish 70.3%, MUSTARD, turmeric, wasabi japponica, corn starch, antioxidants E300, natural color E133.
This tea comes from Japan which contains little theine, and is obtained from the large leaves of the shrub, lightly toasted. The flavor is dense but soft, rich in nuances and for the most refined palates in terms of green tea. Perfect for those who want to try something unique, with purifying and digestive properties.
A precious and rare tea, which from Kyushu island in Japan arrives with its golden color, the fresh and citrus scent. The olfactory notes of the leaves are transformed on the palate, into a vegetable taste reminiscent of hazelnuts, almonds, legumes and a mineral aftertaste. Try it as a high quality, exclusive, regenerating green tea.
This Chinese green tea comes from mountain regions and from a treatment of leaves and buds, which gives Mao Feng an intense, delicate aroma with hints of magnolia. On the palate the taste of tea becomes soft, fruity and persistent, which recalls the peach and spring delights. Try it for relaxing moments and sweet pairings.
This refreshing Sencha green tea is beneficial and rich in antioxidants, but free from theine. The properties of Sencha help the metabolism work easier, but relax the mind, without the exciting effects of the alkaloid theine on the nervous system and blood pressure. Decaffeinated green tea retains the Sencha taste, with a lighter and thirst-quenching flavor, much appreciated for its enveloping aroma.