• lemongrass ginger loose infusion canton tea

    100g loose infusion

     

    Citrus-sweet. Harmonious. Vivifying. Hot and spicy in winter, ice cool in summer this herbal beauty delivers all things to everyone.

     

    Origin of lemongrass: Egypt

    Origin of ginger root: China

    Origin of liquorice: Spain

     

    TASTING AND AROMA NOTES – Cedar wood, ginger zest One thing you have to know… Canton Lemongrass and Ginger herbal infusion works perfectly as a Thai- inspired iced tea, add rum and make it into a cocktail.

     

    BREWING INDICATIONS Temperature – 95 degrees C Time – 4 min

     

  • 100 pyramids. Plastic free plant based material.

     

    Herbaceous. Icy. Invigorating. The essence of three freshly- crushed mints hits you with a cool, tingling sensation.

     

    Origin Egypt, Bulgaria, United Kingdom

     

    TASTING AND AROMA NOTES – Fresh mint, citrus One thing you have to know… Mint has been used for thousands of years for its ability to aid digestion. Peppermint and spearmint are blended with lemon balm, a mint with a citrus hint. Finally misted with pure black peppermint mint oil, grown and distilled on Summerdown Farm in Hampshire.

     

    BREWING INDICATIONS Temperature – 95 degrees C Time – 4 min

     

  • loose leaf chocolate noir black Canton tea

    100 gramos. té negro a granel

    Cocoa-rich. Luxurious. A velvety smooth tea with decadent, dark chocolate notes to satisfy just about every craving.

     

    Origin of black tea: China, Yunnan India, Assam

    Origin of cocoa nibs: Peru

    Origin of vanilla pods: Madagascar

     

    TASTING AND AROMA NOTES – Dark chocolate, Vanilla One thing you have to know… The deep, indulgent flavour of dark chocolate, but without the calories. A healthy alternative to hot chocolate smooth, sophisticated, velvety dark blend of Assam and Yunnan black teas include Peruvian cocoa nibs, and Madagascan vanilla pods from a small co-operative.

     

    BREWING INDICATIONS – For the ideal cup of Canton Chocolate Noir, soak 4g of loose leaves in 250ml of 95°C water for three minutes.

     

  • Green Boost Herbal Infusion Canton Tea

    Green Boost

    16.80

    50g loose leaf herbal infusion

    With a hit of caffeine and L-theanine, this infusion is made for starting your day on the right foot. The citrus kick of lemongrass is softened by a smooth green tea harvested from wild trees, freshened with mint and boosted with ginger and the adaptogens ginseng, rosemary and liquorice root adding a silky sweet note. This vibrant combination creates a brilliant blend that’s absolutely delicious.

    Ingredients: Lemongrass, peppermint, green tea, ginger, liquorice, ginseng, rosemary.

     

    Origin Egypt, India, Uzbekistan, China, Laos, Morocco, Portugal. An exclusive Canton recipe, blended in Alsace, France.

     

    FLAVOUR NOTES AND AROMA The citrus zing of lemongrass is softened with green tea, while mint, ginger, ginseng and rosemary offer their own complex flavours that are rounded nicely with the natural sweetness of liquorice root.

    INFUSION GUIDELINES For the ideal cup of Canton Green Boost, steep 3g of loose leaf in 250ml of 95°C water for three minutes.

     

  • Earl Grey loose Canton tea

    150g. black loose tea with bergamot

     

    Bergamot. Velvety. Harmonious. Classic English elegance, exalted by heady botanical citrus notes.

     

    Origin of black tea: Hunan Province, China; Assam and Nilgiri, India

    Origin of bergamot oil: Calabria, Italy

     

    TASTING AND AROMA NOTES – Citrus, cedar wood One thing you have to know… Cheap Earl Grey teas use synthetic flavouring , Canton Earl Grey high-grade tea uses 100% pure cold-pressed oil from Calabria from the peel of the bergamot fruit (a citrus fruit closely related to the bitter orange and lemon).

     

    BREWING INDICATIONS For the ideal cup of Canton Earl Grey, steep 4g of loose leaf in 250ml of 95°C water for four minutes if you’re taking it with milk. If you’re taking it black, use 3g of loose leaf and only steep it for two minutes.

     

  • Botanical Calm Herbal infusion by Canton Tea distributed in Europe by 80plus Specialty Coffee. Lemon verbena, chamomile, tilia, rose petals, lavender

    50g loose leaf herbal infusion

    Savour a sense of calm with this soothing, naturally caffeine-free blend of lemon verbena, calming chamomile and tilia leaf – a native British tree used for centuries to promote relaxation. This aromatic blend is floral with the sweetest hint of rose and is lovely to help you unwind at any time of day, but particularly before bed.

    Ingredients: Lemon verbena, chamomile, tilia, rose petals, lavender, moringa leaves.

     

    Origin Bulgaria, Portugal, Croatia, Morocco, Albania, Burkina Faso. An exclusive Canton recipe, blended in Alsace.

     

    FLAVOUR NOTES AND AROMA – This aromatic brew captures the soothing flavours of lemon and chamomile finished with the sweetest hint of rose.

    INFUSION GUIDELINES For the ideal cup of Canton Botanical Calm, steep 2g of loose leaf in 250ml of 95°C water for three minutes.

     

  • Jade green tips canton tea loose leaf

    75g loose green tea

     

    Succulent. Verdant. Fresh spring greens meet asparagus and make hay while the sun shines.

     

    Origin Chun’an County, Zhejiang Province, China

     

    TASTING AND AROMA NOTES – Cashew, green asparagus, chestnut One thing you have to know… Jade Green Tips aka Mao Jian is an excellent entry level green tea. It’s soft and easy drinking, hand-picked from tea bushes growing high up in the fresh mountain air where the flavour in the leaf is concentrated by plenty of soft rain, warm days and cool nights. Hand-rolled in a hot dry wok the tea master creates the characteristic twisted shape.

     

    BREWING INDICATIONS Temperature – 70 degrees C Time – 3 min

     

  • darjeeling black canton tea in pyramids

    50 pyramids. Plastic free plant based material.

     

    Muscatel. Bright. Ethereal. Chinese tea bushes thrive in the Himalayas and yield this sparkling ‘Champagne of teas’.

     

    Origin Singell Estate, Darjeeling, India

     

    TASTING AND AROMA NOTES – Muscatel grape, dried raisin One thing you have to know… Canton Darjeeling high-grade tea is a second flush Darjeeling. This refers to the second picking season of the year (May-June). Second flush Darjeelings tend to be darker and richer than first flush and considered more premium.

     

    BREWING INDICATIONS Temperature – 95 degrees C Time – 3 min