• 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.

     

  • 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.