Imperial Label® (Organic) Green tea ❘ Spices ❘ Cinnamon ❘ Organic
- Green tea with spices and citrus fruits
- Notes spicy and fruity
- Organic blend ideal for teatime
- Green tea* (45%)
- Spices* (ginger, cardamom, aniseed, cinnamon) (27%), Licorice* (20%)
- Orange peel* (2%), Sea buckthorn*
- Natural flavors (vanilla, cinnamon), Essential oils (orange)
- *Organically grown ingredients
Cinnamon
Cardamom
Orange peel
Licorice
Green tea Chun Me
Cinnamon
Cardamom
Orange peel
Licorice
Green tea Chun Me
Benefit from a discount of up to -25%, visible in your basket: -15% from 200g, -20% from 300g, -25% from 500g purchased*
Choose your format :
100 g tea-filled tin
Choose your format :
100 g tea-filled tin
Imagine… The snow is falling heavily outside, covering the square in front of the palace, while you are wrapped up warm inside where the emperor’s party is in full swing!
Get yourself ready for a tongue-tingling teatime, because apparently the empress loves spices! You can expect aniseed, licorice, ginger, cardamom, and delicious pieces of orange peel. All combined on a base of organic green tea to create a blend worthy of such a category: Label Imperial®. Certified indulgent and comforting.
Teatimes with Organic Label Imperial®… We wouldn’t miss them for a whole empire!
Maison de thés premium, Kusmi Tea élabore chaque recette avec le plus grand soin dans ses ateliers en Normandie.
Nos thés et infusions sont conçus à partir d'ingrédients rigoureusement sélectionnés pour leur qualité et leurs origines, puis conditionnés en France.
Contains liquorice - those suffering from hypertension should avoid excessive consumption
*Organically grown ingredients
The roots and leaves of the cassia (cinnamon tree) are edible, but its bark is what most people are interested in! This part is harvested during the rainy season and left to dry. It naturally rolls into a cylinder to create the sticks we all know and love. The most sought-after cinnamon is found in Sri Lanka. Many years ago on the island, this spice was so sacred that only one caste, the Salagamas, were allowed to grow or touch it!