Organic Tea - Black Tea Magic Mountain

A delicate, afternoon blend embellished with violet cornflowers and magnificently accompanied by creamy rhubarb and citrusy lulo fruit. A tea redolent of lemon blossoms, strawberries and spring flowers. In the background, its presence oh-so faint, the aroma of wet earth reminds us of the origins of the black tea base: Chinese soil.

• • • • • • • • • MOOD

                  dreamy

                • TASTE PROFILE

                  floral

                • AROMA

                  flowers

                • FOOD PAIRING

                  cake with lemon glaze

                

                Tea Route

                LULONative to South America, the lulo fruit looks like an orange on the outside (it is also called naranjilla “little orange”) and a green tomato on the inside. Its tart green juice, which has been compared to lime and rhubarb, is traditionally used to make the popular refreshing Colombian lulada drink.