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SVENSKT TENN´S TEAS SVENSKT TENN´S TEAS SVART TE GREEN TEA SVENSKT TENN´S OWN BLEND 55 KR KUKICHA 110 KR (BLACK, FL AVOURED, CHINA) (CERTIFIED ECOLOGICAL GREEN TEA, JAPAN) Our own blend is based on two classic black Chinese teas – spicy Keemun The flavour is characteristically round with a light creaminess, a nutty and hot Yunnan. We have lightened up their rich flavours with the refreshing sweetness and a fresh greenness. The tea, which is sourced from Kyushu, is tastes of lemon and elderflower. low in caffeine and high in theanine, which is a relaxing amino acid. JASMIN DRAGON PEARL 90 KR SVENSKT TENN´S CLASSIC 55 KR (GREEN TEA, FUJIAN PROVINCE, CHINA) (BLACK, FL AVOURED, CHINA) Jasmine tea goes extremely well with food, thereof its great popularity in Full-bodied black tea from the Sichuan province in China. This tea is China. Dragon Pearl is an exclusive tea that has been hand-rolled into small refreshing and fruity with touches of raspberry, orange peel, blackberry, pearl-like shapes. mango and sunflower. Goes best with fruity, berry flavours and with the sweetest of sweets. YAME-MATCHA SHINOBI 90 KR (GREEN TEA, YAME, FUKUOK A, JAPAN) ASSAM HATIMARA CTC 60 KR Matcha is stirred in hot water and served in a bowl. It has a lustrous intensive (BLACK, INDIA) green glow and is tastefully balanced with clear umaminotes and a long Full-bodied black tea from the Assam region. The extra fine separated leaves elegant aftertaste. give a stronger brew, that is perfect together with milk or sugar and with really sweet as well as strong tastes. OOLONG TE NUWARA ELIYA OP 60 KR TIE GUANYIN LILI XIANG 110 KR (BLACK, SRI LANKA) (ECOLOGICALLY GROWN OOLONG TEA, CHINA) Refined, full-bodied taste and well-balanced tea leaves from the balmy, One of the world’s most famous Oolong teas. Well-balanced. Light, floral 2000-metre heights of Nuwara Eliya on Sri Lanka. Similar to Darjeeling teas and full-bodied, slightly nutty with a roasted aftertaste. though richer in flavour. MILKY OOLONG 90 KR (ECOLOGICALLY GROWN OOLONG TEA, CHINA) TARRY LAPSANG SOUCHONG 60 KR One of the world’s most famous Oolong teas. Well-balanced. Light, floral (SMOKED BLACK TEA, CHINA) and full-bodied, slightly nutty with a roasted aftertaste. A smoky and very powerful tea from China. The flavour becomes much milder when enjoyed with food and it is a fine complement to sandwiches as DA HONG PAO 90 KR well as sweet things. The smoky character goes incredibly well with chocolate. (OOLONG TEA, WUYI MOUNTAIN, KINA) This is a full bodied tea with a sweet floral aftertaste. Best enjoyed with food EARL GREY BLUE 60 KR or by it self. (BLACK, FL AVOURED, CHINA) Full-bodied and energising, the most classic of the British tea blends. A natural choice for Afternoon Tea. This particular blend is made from Chinese black OTHER DRINKS tea from Anhui province. Flavoured with bergamot, cornflowers and mallow. CHAI 110 KR (ECOLOGICALLY GROWN BLACK TEA, SRI LANKA, INDIA, NEPAL) CHAMPAGNE - LAHERTE BLANC DE BLANC 135 KR This chai is a well balanced blend of cinnamon, cardamom, black pepper, LA CADETTE CHARDONNAY 115 KR ginger and black tea from Sri Lanka, India and Nepal. The result is a rich Chai with a round and elegant profile. ICED TEA MILKY OOLONG 55 KR BEER -ÅRE BREWERY NYMPH SAISON 65 KR WHITE TEA COFFEE 50 KR WHITE POENY ROSE 110 KR (CERTIFIED ECOLOGICAL WHITE TEA, CHINA) MINERALWATER 30 KR High quality hand-picked tea from Yunnan which is aromatised with genuine rose flavouring, also ecological. The flavour is soft and refreshing, LINGONBERRY JUICE 30 KR with light, well balanced floral tones..

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