An original blend, perfect for those who love the intense taste of citrus and spice, but want a poor caffeine blend: Bancha green tea enriched with cinnamon, cloves, almond in pieces, safflower red flowers and aromas.

Inspired by the charm of ancient China, Lu Yu is a sweet mixture of Oolong tea, semi-fermented and precious buds of Silvery Pekoe white tea, the "Silver needles" tea once used only for the emperor. relaxation and indulgence, characterized by the enveloping scent of red fruits, enriched with mauve and rose petals. Yu is the name of the author of the first official book on tea, the famous Cha Ching, written around 870 AD In China, still celebrated as the "Tea Sage".

KATE

100 GR.

Kate Sheppard was the most prominent exponent of the women’s rights movement in New Zealand, the first country in the world to approve women's suffrage, way back in 1893. The flower symbol of the courageous heroine is the white camellia. To Kate, we dedicate this blend of green tea from China and Japan with the sweet scent of flowers and strawberry.

MARGUERITE

100 gr

A blend of green tea from Japan and China with the scent of wild strawberry, peach and lime, dedicated to the unforgettable leading character of 'The Lady of the Camellias', the famous novel by Alexandre Dumas, a huge editorial success, a story of despair, atonement and sacrifice. The romantic tale of an impossible love that comes too late.

A sweet blend of green teas and flower petals with the scent of lemon, fig and grapes, inspired by the Giardino dell'Iris in Firenze, a place that leaves a poetic impression of the city. Iris is the emblem flower of the city, and this strong link reflects in this garden: a place of innumerable suggestions and a thousand colours, built on the east side of Piazzale Michelangelo, as a guardian that overlooks the city.

This balanced blend of green teas and flowers with an intense scent of citrus and orange is dedicated to the garden of Isola Bella on Lake Maggiore. It took almost four hundred years and the work of hundreds of architects, engineers, plasterers, and painters to transform a simple rocky islet into a beautiful Baroque terraced garden full of citrus trees and rare flowers where white peacocks live free.

Beneath the splendid ruins of Helmsley Castle, hidden from view by the walls, lies the Secret Garden. It was built in 1759, in the heart of Yorkshire, the original setting of the Secret Garden novel, written by F. Hodgson Burnett. This corner of paradise full of colourful flowers and perennial plants is only open in the spring and inspires this blend of black tea with hues of bergamot and red fruits evoking a romantic English Tea Time.