Name: Organic Loose Leaf Rooibos Tea - Kilimandjaro - George Cannon - Box of 100g
Brand: George Cannon Tea
SKU: 145139
Price: 12.5 GBP
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Organic Loose Leaf Rooibos Tea - Kilimandjaro - George Cannon - Box of 100g

Rooibos
Notes: Jasmine, Lavender, Bergamot
Certified Organic Farming
Caffeine-Free
Packaging: 100g Tin

£12.50

£125.00/kg

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Discover the famous Secret de Tibétain recipe revisited in a decaf version with Rooibos. An Ecocert-certified herbal tea made with natural flavours. The sweetness of rooibos combined with notes of bergamot, jasmine and lavender. This drink can be enjoyed throughout the day. 100g loose tin

Organic Loose Leaf Rooibos Tea - Kilimandjaro - George Cannon - Box of 100g

A Unique Rooibos Tea

A pretty amber-coloured Rooibos that you can enjoy throughout the day. The theine-free version of the Tibetan Secret with a touch of vanilla from the Rooibos. This tea comes from Ecocert-certified organic farming and the added flavourings are natural. This emblematic recipe is made with bergamot, jasmine and lavender flavours. To prepare, heat the water to between 95 and 100°C, taking care not to boil the water. Then infuse 2 grams of the mixture for 5 minutes and enjoy your drink. You can accompany it with a butter or lemon biscuit, which will go perfectly with the notes of this flowery rooibos.

Ingredients: South African rooibos, natural flavours of vanilla, bergamot, jasmine and lavender.

To discover other teas from the brand, check out our entire selection of tea on MaxiCoffee.

George Cannon

The history of the George Cannon Tea House began in 1898 when George Cannon, a British citizen, married a French woman and subsequently created an eponymous tea trading company in Paris.

In 1970, André Scala bought the company. In 1978, his son joined him at the helm. It was his son who quickly realised that further growth of the company could be achieved by venturing into the flavoured teas market, and as a result he persuaded his father to invest in the area. It was the start of a successful era.

Unknown to the general public for a long time, the tea house succeeded in developing a unique style and today boasts more than 500 original high quality teas as well as a range of scented teas.