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Iconics White Temple Tea – Tea Caddy

Loose white tea with candied fruit, 80g Copenhagen-themed tin

Regular price 19,95€
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Iconics White Temple Tea. White tea with candied fruit in the Copenhagen tin.

Iconics White Temple Tea is the 80-gram tin of A.C. Perch's Copenhagen house blend: white tea from China with candied pineapple, mango, and papaya. Not a fruit tea without tea leaves, not an herbal infusion, not a storage tin.

Iconics White Temple Tea is a flavored white tea from the Copenhagen tea house A.C. Perch's, packaged in a decorative tin from the Iconics series. When you lift the lid, you first smell pineapple, then orange peel. The leaves beneath are light and almost silvery, with visible fruit pieces mixed in. Pieces of pineapple, mango, and papaya lie as distinct grains among the leaves; none of it is ground into dust. What's in the tin is therefore discernible even before brewing.

80 grams yield about thirteen liters of tea. This is not much for a household supply, but enough for a few weeks. This size is meant for getting acquainted; it's not intended as a bulk container. Anyone who drinks one variety daily won't get far with it.

Pineapple and orange in front of a very subtle leaf

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