La Via del Tè Earl Grey

Description

La Via del Tè – Earl Grey Imperial – Elegance and tradition.
Immerse yourself in the world of true British tea ritual with La Via del Tè Earl Grey Imperial black tea. This classic tea, one of the most well-known and loved tea blends in the world, carries with it a unique elegance and a rich history. The base of the blend is the fine Darjeeling black tea, made special by the citrus freshness of bergamot.

What makes it special?
Ingredients: The Earl Grey Imperial blend uses only the finest Darjeeling black tea, considered the king of Indian tea cultivation. The refreshing citrus aroma of bergamot makes this classic blend truly irresistible.
Taste: The flavour creates a perfect harmony between the full and rich character of the black tea and the citrus and fragrant aroma of bergamot.
The taste is intense, balanced, with a long aftertaste.
Sustainable packaging: The tea is packaged in 20 biodegradable cotton tea filters, which are a sustainable and eco-friendly solution while preserving the rich aroma of the tea leaves.

Aroma:
An intense, citrusy, fresh bergamot aroma that captivates you as soon as you open the tea filter.
Taste: Full-bodied, powerful black tea with a citrus freshness that ends with a pleasantly soft aftertaste.
Color: A deep amber colored brew that looks elegant in every glass.

Recommended consumption:
As a hot tea: when consumed as a classic five o’clock tea, it offers the most authentic experience. Great on its own, but can also be enjoyed with a little milk or honey.
As an iced tea: It can be a refreshing summer drink when served cold, with ice cubes and lemon wedges.
Packaging that captivates.
The Colonial collection offers elegant and modern packaging that combines premium quality and sustainability. The hand-stitched cotton tea filters guarantee the quality of the whole leaf teas and the taste experience in every cup.

A bit of historical interest:
According to legend, Earl Grey tea was presented by a Chinese dignitary to the Earl of Grey, the then British Prime Minister. Since then, the tea has become one of the most recognizable symbols of British culture and is now enjoyed around the world.