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Aziatische
cultuur

Maak kennis met de echte Aziatische cultuur via onze blog. Hier kun je alles lezen over onder andere de geschiedenis, tradities en gebruiken, en gezondheidsovertuigingen. We duiken dieper in de verschillende theesoorten en hun gezondheidsvoordelen, vertellen je alles over typisch Aziatische ingrediënten én we delen gemakkelijke recepten met je om het Oosten naar jouw eigen keuken te halen. Lees snel verder

The origin of Drinking Tea

Tea originated in China and has a history of more than 6,000 years. It is said that the tea was discovered by Shennong, a famous ancient figure in China. When he was boiling water in a cauldron in the wild, there were just a few leaves floating in the cauldron. The boiled water was yellowish...

Scent of Spring; green jasmine & friends.

This unique herbal blend is based on the oh so healthy and tasty green tea, spiced up with jasmine leaves. This tea kind conquered its place in the top ten most famous teas of China. To these two key ingredients, we’ve added kaffir lime leaves, Lilly bulb licorice root, hawthorn berry and rock sugars. This...

Black Tea – the international favorite

While green tea beats black tea for the Chinese, this tea kind is the most successful and popular tea internationally. You might know about the British loving black tea for their afternoon tea tradition, but rest assured: it’s the national drink of China and finds its original there as well. While the name would suggest...

Green Tea and its benefits

Green tea is the most popular of all tea kinds in China, and has also won over the hearts of many people all over the world. This tea is made from the new leaves or young buds of the tea plant. Because of leaving out the process of drying, the freshness of the young leaves...

Tea: a “mistake” that took over the world

Lots of different flavors, tea ceremonies, habits, and rituals: China has the world’s biggest tea culture since the product finds its origin there. Over 6000 years ago, the drink was discovered by accident. While Shennong, a famous ancient figure in China, was boiling water in the wild. While it was supposed to be just water...

Sultry Twilight; warm, smoky and nourishing.

Looking for a special herbal blend that’s warm and smoky? Look no further. Our Sultry Twilight has the solution. The main ingredients that provide the smoky favor are red tea, cinnamon and LapSang Souchong. The Lapsang Souchong red tea, which is from the Fujian province of China, is very distinctive with its exotic flavor. After...