Creamy Strawberry

While Creamy Strawberry Tea is primarily a flavored black tea, it inherits some of the health benefits associated with black tea: Antioxidants: Black tea contains antioxidants that can help protect the body against free radicals, which may reduce the risk of certain diseases; Cardiovascular Health: Regular consumption of black tea may help in reducing the risk of heart disease due to its ability to improve blood flow and lower cholesterol levels; Cognitive Function: Black tea contains caffeine and L-theanine, which can help improve alertness and focus; Digestive Health: The polyphenols in black tea may aid in digestion and reduce the risk of certain gastrointestinal disorders. However, the strawberry flavor does not add significant herbal benefits but enhances the taste and aroma of the tea.

Apple, hibiscus, rose hip, orange peels, elderberry, natural flavouring, strawberry (3%). Premium blend with ingredients from sustainable cultivation and natural flavourings.

Black Tea: Origin: Black tea originated in China but was popularized in the West by the British. The process of fermenting tea leaves to create black tea was discovered in China during the 17th century; Cultural Significance: Black tea has been a staple in British culture since the 18th century, particularly with the tradition of afternoon tea. It is also widely consumed in India, where it is often spiced to create chai; Historical Context: The trade of black tea played a significant role in the Opium Wars between China and Britain. The British East India Company's efforts to monopolize the tea trade led to conflicts that shaped global trade and politics. Strawberry: Origin: Strawberries are native to the Americas but were cultivated in Europe since the 16th century. They were highly valued for their flavor and nutritional benefits; Cultural Significance: Strawberries have been a part of various cultural traditions. In ancient Rome, strawberries were considered a luxury fruit and were served at special occasions. In modern times, strawberries are often associated with spring and are celebrated in festivals like the Strawberry Festival; Historical Context: Strawberries were introduced to Europe by the Spanish in the 16th century. They became popular in the 18th century when they were cultivated in gardens and used in desserts and other culinary preparations. The combination of black tea and strawberry flavor in Creamy Strawberry Tea reflects a blend of Eastern and Western cultural influences, bringing together the traditional tea-drinking culture of Asia and Europe with the sweet and fruity flavors of the Americas.