Miracles - Green Tea 100 g - Café du Jour loose tea

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Miracles is a green tea blended with liquorice, sage and hibiscus. The liquorice sweetens it without sugar, the sage brings a dry, faintly peppery herb note, and the hibiscus adds a tart edge and a reddish tint to the brew. It is an unusual combination and a distinctive one, worth a look if plain green tea has started to feel a bit samey. 100 g of loose tea.
Green tea with liquorice, sage and hibiscus
Miracles is a green tea with three strong characters blended into it, each pulling in its own direction:
- Liquorice — sweet on its own account, so the cup needs no sugar
- Sage — dry, savoury and faintly peppery, the note that keeps the blend from being merely sweet
- Hibiscus — sharp and tart, and it shifts the colour of the brew towards red
Underneath all three sits the grassy green tea base. The result is sweet and tart at the same time, with the sage running through the middle of it. If plain green tea reads as a bit thin to you, this is the other end of that scale.
Brewing it
Green tea does not like boiling water. Let the kettle stand a minute or two after it boils, then use about 2 to 3 g of leaf per cup and give it two to three minutes. Much longer and the green tea turns bitter, even though the liquorice and hibiscus would happily carry on. A strainer, an infuser basket or a pot with a built-in filter all do the job.
Good to know
- Type: loose-leaf green tea blend
- Ingredients: green tea, liquorice, sage, hibiscus
- Contents: 100 g
- Flavour: sweet from the liquorice, tart from the hibiscus, dry herb note from the sage
- Brewing: water off the boil, 2 to 3 g per cup, two to three minutes
- Contains liquorice: people with high blood pressure should avoid excessive consumption.
| Product code | CDJ-VT-0037 |
|---|---|
| EAN | 8720598670332 |
| Brand | Café du Jour |
| Produced in | Netherlands |
| Content / packaging | 100 grams |
| Ingredients | Green tea, liquorice*, sage, hibiscus. *Contains liquorice; people suffering from high blood pressure should avoid excessive consumption. |
| Contains caffeine | Yes |





















