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Black Tea

Black tea is the most widespread variety of tea in the world and more and more people cannot resist its full-bodied and intense taste. Its production takes place mainly in India and, unlike green tea, it contains a greater quantity of theine: in fact, it is advisable to drink this drink during the day, as a coffee substitute. If some people like to drink it without any type of addition of ingredients, others prefer the famous combination with milk or lemon.
Properties and benefits of black tea. Black tea has many properties, so much so that the number of consumers continues to increase, considering it an authentic panacea for the well-being of the body. More and more often we hear that black tea helps you lose weight: according to some scientific studies, regular consumption of this drink can in fact improve the distribution of body fat and therefore have positive effects on body weight in general. Those who decide to undergo a diet or improve their diet can therefore start drinking black tea to lose weight and feel fitter. Among the benefits of black tea, its ability to improve cognitive functions also stands out: the caffeine present, although certainly in smaller quantities than coffee, contributes to the functioning of cognitive and brain activities, also acting on mood and level of attention. Additionally, flavonoids, a specific type of antioxidant it contains, may help improve brain function by facilitating blood flow to the brain. Finally, even if many don't know it, black tea for hair is a real panacea because it has an important molecule to inhibit DHT, or dihydrotestosterone, the hormone responsible for hair loss. Black tea how to prepare it: For a correct preparation of a cup of black tea, the water must be brought to the boil and then left to cool until it reaches a temperature between 70°-90° C. The less it is left to infuse, the lighter the tea is: in general, in fact, tea that requires an infusion of no more than 2 minutes is stimulating, while tea that requires an infusion of 5 minutes or more has a calming effect. In this case it is recommended to leave it to infuse for about 3 minutes. Once ready, it can be served plain or with the addition of lemon or milk, and sweetened to taste.

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Black tea goji berries and...

Black tea goji berries and pomegranate

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Price €3.99
Availability: 20 In Stock

Black Tea with Goji Berries and Pomegranate is a delicious blend that combines the robustness of black tea with the antioxidant and nourishing properties of goji berries and pomegranate. The orange zest gives a pleasant freshness, while the carrot flakes add a sweet and crunchy touch. Yellow rosebuds provide a delicate floral aroma and safflower completes the mix with its vibrant color. A drink full of flavor and benefits for overall well-being.

Ingredients:

black tea (71%), orange peel, goji berries, flavouring, carrot flakes, yellow rose buds, safflower.

  • 90/95°
  • 3/5g every 250 ml
  • 03/05 min. to infusion
Black tea Lapsang Souchong

Black tea Lapsang Souchong

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Price €3.99
Availability: 71 In Stock

Chinese black tea particularly appreciated for its main prerogative: smoking. In fact, its production involves drying the leaves and smoking them with pine and cedar wood after oxidation of the leaves. With a dark coppery color and a full-bodied and sweet taste, excellent on its own or accompanied with a savory breakfast, it is also recently appreciated in many culinary preparations.

Ingredients:

black tea Lapsang Souchong

  • 90/95°
  • 3/5g every 250 ml
  • 03/05 min. to infusion
black tea Gunpowder

black tea Gunpowder

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Price €3.99
Availability: 29 In Stock

As with the best known green tea, this black tea is also characterized by the rolled shape of its leaves. Its color is dark and its full-bodied and slightly smoked flavor. It can be drunk at any time of the day, morning or early afternoon, possibly pure.

Ingredients:

black tea, tè Gunpowder

  • 90/95°
  • 3/5g every 250 ml
  • 03/05 min. to infusion