earl green oolong Materiale_Glass in the year 696

in the year 696

This unique ritual has a history that goes back a thousand years and this is a time-consuming process that can take 2-3 months due to the limited access to the delicate flowers

Silver buds (and Silver needle ) are made with only the buds

Yerba maté is invigorating in a different way than coffee and

earl green oolong Materiale_Glass in the year 696A unique twist on the classic, Earl grey, with oil from the citrus fruit bergamot. If you like Earl gray because of the citrus taste, you will also like Earl Green. Sweet "citrus harmony" with elegant floral and tannic notes. A new classic in our ears! Oolong tea is semi oxidized. This happens by pounding the leaves, preferably in a bamboo drum, and roasting in repetitive exercises over a period of time until the desired oxidation is achieved.