Tea
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Earl Grey Bergamot
One of the most popular types of flavored black tea.
Tea received the mentioned name in the 19th century from the diplomat Charles Gray, who introduced this type of tea to Europe. According to legend, tea leaves were brought to Europe by ship. During a violent storm, the barrels of bergamot oil were overturned, and the oil spilled into the tea bags. Since the cargo was expensive, the owner could not throw it away, and that's how tea with bergamot oil was sold. "Spoiled" tea was well-liked by the English and since then, it has been very popular all over the world.
Useful properties: bergamot has soothing properties, improves metabolism, is good for flu and colds.
Fairytale
Genmaicha
Georgian Green Tea
Gunpowder “Temple of Heaven”
Hawaiian Cocktail
Hibiscus
Karkade, also known as hibiscus, is made from the Sudanese rose. Its homeland is India, although it is no less popular in Egypt and Sudan.
Karkade drink does not contain caffeine, strengthens the walls of blood vessels, regulates blood pressure and has an antibacterial effect. The infusion has a bright red color and a soothing effect.
Karkade is not recommended for those who suffer from stomach ulcers, gastritis and high blood pressure.
Teamania recipe: 1 heaping spoonful of Karkade per 1 cup. Serve cold or hot.