Description
Black tea from China, the voluptuous natural aromas of fig and quince, the sweetness of hazelnut and grape light up this tea scattered with marigold petals. In homage to Dante Alighieri, Gabriele d’Annunzio, Boccaccio, Dino Buzzati, Giacomo Casanova, Grazia Deledda, Carlo Goldoni, Curzio Malaparte, Elsa Morante, Alberto Morava, Petrarch, Luigi Pirandello. “The steam from the hot water leaked from the corner of the lid. Elena leaned over the table to pour a few drops of water over the tea; then she put two lumps of sugar in a single cup; then she poured more water over the tea…” Gabriele d’Annunzio, L’enfant de volupté. Can also be enjoyed hot or iced with a few drops of Grappa. The abuse of tears to accompany your teas is dangerous for your health.
