FBOP Pure Ceylon Black Tea 01kg (35.27Oz)

Experience the bold, rich flavor ofFBOP (Flowery Broken Orange Pekoe) Pure Ceylon Black Tea, sourced directly from the finest tea estates in Sri Lanka. Known for itsrobust aroma, bright liquor, and full-bodied taste, FBOP tea is a premium choice for tea lovers who enjoy a strong and satisfying cup.

AUTUMN FLUSH DARJEELING TEA (Promotional pack 1 Kg/ 35.27 OZ) 17.64 oz x 2 pack

DIRECTION FOR USE:1. Rinse a teapot with hot water.2. Measure one teaspoon of tea leaves for each cup & put in the teapot.3. Boil fresh water, as soon as it starts to boil pour in the teapot.4. Let it brew for 4 minutes. Then stir once.5. We recommend 4 minutes brewing, but it can be brewed for 3 minutes or 5 minutes depending upon your taste.6. Pour & enjoy, preferably without milk and sugar. Darjeeling tea may be drunk at any time during the day for a refreshing taste Darjeeling Tea is recommended not to drink it “extremely hot”, it is appreciated a higher flavor once the temperature goes a bit down…..Your ordered tea would be packed in silver lining tamper proof sealed pack.

Circle of Drink Yerba Mate Bundle – 35.27oz

Adorned with a rich history of use by the indigenous Guaraní tribe for thousands of, yerba mate has earned acclaim for its natural ability to stimulate both mind and body. Hello suave! Experience the Essence of Yerba Mate.

FBOP Pure Ceylon Black Tea 01kg (35.27Oz) 0

Tsara FBOP Ceylon Loose Leaf Tea 01 Kg. Galaboda Tea Factory was established in 1935 by my grandfather who is now deceased. We have a long history of tea making experience, handed over from one generation to another.

Ximango Yerba Mate – 35.27 Oz – Erva-Mate para Chimarrão Ximango – 1kg 2 Bags

Ximango Yerba Mate – 35.27 Oz – Erva-Mate para Chimarrão Ximango – 1kg. Packaging of Black Tea Leafs Ximango with 1Kg or 36oz. Utilized for Chimarrão. Ximango, a true native Brazil erva, was not only grown in Brazil, but grown specifically for the native population of mate enthusiasts, primarily concentrated in the three southernmost states of the country. Conversely, most of the “yerba mate” (read: Gaucho Mate) grown in Brazil, being significantly less powdery and allowed to age for the typical period of several months, is grown for export to neighboring Uruguay.