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Black Tea and Green Tea from the Azores
Black Tea from the Azores from Portugal
Green Tea from the Azores from Portugal
Black Tea from the Azores I Ginjinha from Portugal
Black Tea from the Azores I Moscatel wine from Portugal
Green Tea from the Azores I Pineapple from Portugal
White Tea from Azores I Peach from Portugal
Herbal tea I Pasteis de Nata and Apple Cinnamon
Herbal tea I Pasteis de Nata from Portugal
Herbal tea I Apple from Alcobaça and Cinnamon from Portugal
Infusion de Noël from Portugal
Varina I White teapot from Portugal
Varina I Black Tea Pot from Portugal
Portuguese tea Discovery box from Portugal
Coffret de découverte des cafés portugais from Portugal
Black Tea I Pastel de Nata from Portugal
Black Tea I Oranges from Portugal
Green Tea I Pineapple from Portugal
Herbal Tea I Melon from Portugal
Herbal Tea I Cherries from Portugal
Herbal Tea I Almonds from Portugal
Herbal tea I Apples from Portugal
Herbal tea I Portuguese tradition from Portugal
Herbal tea I Fennel from Portugal
Black Tea I Pastel de Nata - Bags from Portugal
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Herbal Tea I Almonds - Bags from Portugal
Herbal tea I Apples - Bags from Portugal
Costa Nova Mar I Teapot - Blue from Portugal
Costa Nova Mar I Tea Pot - Turquoise from Portugal
Costa Nova Mar I Tea Pot - Yellow from Portugal
Costa Nova Mar I Tea Pot - Red from Portugal
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Discover Portuguese teas. Originally from China, tea was imported into Europe by the Portuguese in the 16th century and began to be cultivated in São Miguel in the 1820s. Today, Portugal is the only European country to produce tea. The fertility of the Portuguese lands and the maintenance of an artisanal agriculture make it possible to produce flavoured teas and organic herbal teas that are not found anywhere else. Fundão cherries, Algarve oranges, Madeira fennel or Ribatejo melon are combined with teas from the Azores to offer you exceptional blends.

Discover Azores tea. The Azores islands, located in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, belong to Portugal and have been producing black and green tea for centuries. Production is low but exceptional thanks to the location of these islands, far from any pollution. The tea produced there is also known to be very rich in antioxidants and vitamins due to a very low-temperature manufacturing process.