| Price |
€5.50
incl. VAT
€4.91 excl. VAT
|
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Green Plantation |
| Product code | K07106 |
Whole-leaf Indian black tea blended with cinnamon, ginger, fennel, anise, cloves and cardamom. Full, spicy and with a medium caffeine content, it is a solid mug for long evenings with your grow journal.
Late autumn, frost on the cold frame and a list of beds to clear before winter. This is when a pot of chai earns its place on the bench. The base is whole-leaf black Assam tea from India, and the spices are already mixed in, so there is nothing else to measure or grind. Just tea, hot water and a few minutes of patience.
Chai likes it hot and slow. Use 15–20 g of tea per litre of water, pour it over at 90–100 °C and let it steep for 5–10 minutes. The shorter end gives a lighter, more fragrant cup, the longer end brings out the full body and the warmth of the spices. A 50 g bag covers a good number of pots, enough for several weekend sessions of sorting seed packets or repotting.
Some of us take it black, others brew it a little stronger and top it up with hot milk, the way chai is often served. Both work well. If you are heading out for the morning round of the beds, make a full pot, pour it into a thermos and take it with you. It is also a good reason to stay at the kitchen table a bit longer on a dark evening, writing up what worked this season and what you want to sow next spring.
Keep the bag closed and dry so the spices hold on to their aroma.
Organic certification: CZ-BIO-003, non-EU agriculture
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