4 min
85-90°C
An Afternoon in Paris tea - 20 wrapped tea bags (1.4oz) box
An Afternoon in Paris tea
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1014608
20 wrapped tea bags (1.4oz) box
FLAVOURED BLACK TEA : A fruity tea with zesty citrus fruit and sensual vanilla flavours.
€13.80
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Description
FLike a lovely skin fragrance, Afternoon in Paris is a unique tea where each leaf encapsulates the soul of a moment. It is described as an author's perfume, with a delicate and powdery rose in the top note, a soft and sweet vanilla in the heart note, and a base note, a bouquet of elegant citrus fruits. And we are surprised to dream, of a break on the terrace of a café, of the nonchalance of a walk in the garden, of the magic of a romantic walk. It is one of our house's most popular teas, the creation of which reveals our house's unique know-how.
Preparation
4 min
85-90°C
Storage and tasting tips
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