Schwarzer Wacoucha-Tee BIO 60 g - MOYA MATCHA

Schwarzer Wacoucha-Tee BIO 60 g - MOYA MATCHA

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Schwarzer Wacoucha-Tee BIO 60 g - MOYA MATCHADer Geschmack dieses schwarzen Blttertees ist raffiniert, zart blumig mit einem Hauch von Honig und Gewrzen. Das Wort "kou cha" bedeutet bersetzt "karminroter Tee". Dieser Begriff fr Wacoucha kommt von weichem japanischem Wasser, das in einem dunklen Rotton mit einem Hauch Blau gefrbt wurde. Deshalb wurde er frher auch roter Tee genannt. Nach dem Aufbrhen mit Wasser mittlerer Hrte, eher typisch fr europische Lnder, erhlt der Wakoucha Aufguss eine

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