Meßmer Green Tea Orange Ginger 25 Bags Vegan Gluten Free Lactose

Trust in the beneficial properties of green tea has a long tradition in Asia. Our tea experts have taken up this tradition for the variety of green tea orange-ginger and refined the unfermented, gently dried green tea with warming ginger and fruity orange note to a fruity sparkling enjoyment experience. Green tea is unfermented unlike black tea. As a result, it retains its green colour and differs in taste. In China, Indonesia and Japan, it is the most common tea variety. Ginger belongs to the ginger plants and grows in tropical Southeast Asia. The tuberous roots are often used as a spice. For the fruity orange note in our tea, we use orange peels rich in essential oils as well as an orange aroma to provide the perfect taste experience with a fruity note. Bring fresh water to a boil and leave it for approx. 3 minutes to approx. 70-80°C. The brewing time should not be more than 4 minutes. Otherwise, there is a risk that the tea will become bitter in the taste. Did you know that Meßmer is today the tea brand in Germany and Austria, which offers you an extensive product range from sustainable sources? The majority of our teas are certified with the independent sustainability standard Rainforest Alliance, into which the UTZ program is now integrated. And we are working to increase the proportion of sustainable raw materials to 100% as quickly as possible. In addition, for years at Messmer: tea bags without metal clip and pyramid bags based on renewable raw materials in our cold teas. And paper folding boxes made from 100% recycled material. Whether you like herbal teas, fruit teas or classic green and black teas, Meßmer has teas you'll love! This is ensured by our Meßmer tea experts, who create new teas with unique taste with many years of experience, a lot of craftsmanship and a secure sense of trends. By the way: the leaves of the Camellia sinensis tea plant are only used for our black and green teas. For our herbal and fruit teas, we source ingredients from over 90 countries around the world. Many of them are even wildly collected, such as rose hips.