What is Santa’s little helper asking for this Christmas? A sweet Christmas punch with a baked apple filled with raspberry jam. This creation leaves nothing to be desired for: sweet polar bears, snowmen and colourful unicorns are lying underneath the Christmas tree. The fruity-jolly taste of this tea is perfect for big and small Christmas elves.
In Germany, tradition has it that on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day, doughnuts with a sweet filling are served at midnight. Sometimes, as a joke, one is served with a load of mustard! But don't worry, our doughnut was filled with cherry jam. Of course, our New Year's doughnut with almond slivers, sour cherry drops, creamy pastry notes and the cherries "on top" can also be enjoyed in the run-up to Christmas and well into the New Year. Here's to a happy new year!
A merrily coloured, typical Christmas blend: big strawberry pieces and star aniseed capture the eye and awaken your curiosity. Discover a fruity and spicy cornucopia of flavour reminiscent of mulled wine and Christmas atmosphere.
In the Christmas season we cannot do without a fruit tea, which is low in acid. This infusion will certainly remind you of a rich Christmas platter, with its apple pieces, cinnamon rods, green cardamom pods, orange slices, almond flakes and pink pepper. The scent is definitely that of creamy sweet apples and cinnamon.
The wonderful name of this fruit tea blend is sufficient to remind us of cosy evenings in front of an open fire. A welcome pleasure after long walks through the cold winter air - this spiced blend is a real warm-up. An enjoyable composition, absolutely fascinating due to the fine taste, sweet scent and abundant decoration.
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