Wild Georgie OP

Georgian teas have a long tradition and were very rare for a long time. We are therefore all the more pleased to be able to offer this specialty. Tea has been cultivated and produced in Georgia since the mid-18th century. The basis of the culture is the Chinese tea plant (Camelia chinensis). Our quality comes from wild tea plants. The leaf structure appears matte black, long, and wiry with a few tips. The brewed leaf is smooth on the palate, the cup is yellow-orange in color, full-bodied and spicy with a delicate fruity note.
A wonderful discovery!!!