Description

Health Benefits

Saffron is rightfully called the ‘sunshine spice’ with its antidepressant properties. It goes a long way in relaxing one’s mood and may be helpful in PMS treatment. Saffron also contains chemicals like crocetin and crocin that help in regulating and boosting our memory. Finally, the Saffron Kahwa green tea has a marvellous detoxifying function, from helping with digestion to bringing a glow to your skin. It does it all!

Taste Trivia

The Saffron Kahwa tea has an irresistible profuse aroma. It tastes bold and spicy leaving a uniquely sweet aftertaste which soothes the body. It is best served hot and is a taste to relish when delicately laced with honey and crushed pistachios.

Brewing Method

After washing the teapot with hot water, add 200 ml of hot water at 75-80 C into your cup. Brew the tea leaves for the next 2-3 minutes and then strain into your cup. The best part is you can brew the same leaves many times!

Best Time of Consumption

The Saffron Kahwa green tea, due to its all-in-one diverse flavours, can be taken at any time of day and year. You can have it first thing in the morning before a meal, after a walk or exercise or even during a social gathering in the evening.