• Evia mountain tea
  • Evia mountain tea
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Evia mountain tea

Origin: Evia

€ 4.00

Evia mountain tea, a premium Greek herb, is known for its rich aroma, natural purity, and beneficial properties.

It is carefully harvested from the mountainous regions of Evia and naturally dried to preserve its flavor and nutritional value to the fullest.

It stands out for its mild, pleasant taste and can be enjoyed hot or cold, plain or with honey and lemon.

It is an ideal choice for daily consumption and is well known for its tonic, antioxidant, and relaxing properties.

An authentic product of Greek nature that brings the tradition and quality of Evia to your cup.

 


Grams: 50gr.

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