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Tiramisu

Tiramisu

Our take on the classic Italian dessert. Black tea with creamy chocolate, vanilla and notes of elegant espresso.

Loose Leaf Tea

  • 25g Pouch
    $4.95
  • 100g Pouch
    $14.95
  • 500g Pouch
    $62.95
  • 2kg Pouch
    $218.95

biodegradable pyramid teabags Biodegradable Teabags

  • 15 Teabags in Pouch
    $7.95
  • 45 Teabags in Pouch
    $20.95
  • 15 Teabags in Tin
    $10.95
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Tiramisu

A velvet-smooth indulgence flavors of espresso, creamy and nutty vanilla finish with added touch of luscious Osmanthus petals. Try it with added milk for even more creaminess. Pair it with your favorite dessert.

Ingredients

Black tea*, carob pods*, coffee beans*, natural essences (*organic)

Specifications

Serving Size: 2.0g /cup
Steeping Temp: 100°C
Steeping Time: 2-5 mins.
Origin: Various
Caffeine: Medium
Certification: Organic
Grade or Quality: Loose
Aroma: vanilla, cream, coffee
Infusion Aroma: vanilla, cream, coffee
Infusion Color: Amber
Infusion Strength: Medium

Oli

This is an awesome black tea. I love the many different flavours that you get from a single sip: Nutty, chocolate, vanilla, mild coffee. It’s my second favourite just after Irish Cream.

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