Amelie's TeeKa

Here a large number of different products of a finely tuned, high quality and suitable assortment is waiting for you, which is different from industrially produced goods. Whether finest green tea or herbal tea, such as the variety "Heile Welt" - here every tea lover gets his money's worth. The sweet fruity smell and taste of lemon balm, in combination with fresh, highly aromatic peppermint, makes you forget the stress of everyday life. Due to the practically acid-free ingredients, this variety is a perfect evening companion! The Japan Sencha Fukujyu is also an absolute highlight in the tea assortment. It comes from Shizuoka, the mountain slopes of the Fujijama. It is harvested by machine in autumn and stalks and fragments are removed by hand. Sencha means "steamed tea" and so this tea is also carefully processed and slightly steamed before rolling and drying. The taste is concise with a dominant note in the aftertaste and ideal for connoisseurs of strong green teas. Sounds great? Then make the deal now, there are many more tea highlights waiting! Black tea Ceylon "OP Blackwood" comes from the Bogawantalawa Valley in the UVA region in the west of Sri Lanka. This fertile and high-yielding plantation, located at altitudes between 1,100 m and 1,300 m, is not only famous for its social commitment to its workers, but also for its high-quality organic teas. The even, dark to rust-brown leafy material, of relatively short, wiry length, produces a copper-coloured cup and a bright red infusion. The fresh infusion of this speciality impresses with its full-bodied cup with mildly spicy aroma and a very rich finish. In addition to a diverse selection of teas, Amelie's TeeKa also offers coffee beans from many different countries, such as Yemen, Niceragua, Colombia, Brazil, Kilimanjaro, Italy, Cuba, Indonesia, France or Peru. The special thing: Amelie's TeeKa also supports a women's project in Niceragua called "Flores del Café". This coffee, produced exclusively by women, is the key to the goal of the Women's Project Association: to improve the quality of life of its members.