Natural Lawson and a little extravagant tea time
You can try tea from Portland's tea brand "Steven Smithy Maker" from one cup! Three types of tea bags with cups are on sale at Natural Lawson from March 20th (some stores do not sell them).
I think there are many people who were interested in it.
Steven Smith Tea Maker is a tea brand launched by Steven Smith, who is known as the founder of "TAZO Tea", which is familiar to Starbucks and others. Full leaf tea and fashionable packages carefully selected by producers around the world are also popular as gifts.
Natural Lawson has a lineup of three standard flavors, "No.55 Road Bergamot," "No.67 Meadow," and "No.72 White Petal." There is an individually wrapped tea bag in a large cup that you can drink plenty of, so you can enjoy it just by pouring hot water without tools.
Type to pour hot water by yourself
Pour hot water at a temperature that matches the tea leaves ...
Steam for about 5 minutes
"No.55 Road Bergamot" is a Smithy-style Earl Gray tea made by blending Uva & Dimbula from Ceylon and several types of tea leaves carefully selected from Assam Valley and adding bergamot oil. The mellow flavor of tea leaves, which is layered on top of each other, goes well with strong meals and sweets!
Bergamot has a gorgeous scent
"No.67 Meadow", which has a beautiful potpourri-like tea bag, is a non-caffeine and healing herbal tea blended mainly with chamomile. You can add hot milk and honey and drink it before going to sleep.
Beautiful enough to decorate as it is
Relaxing and relaxing taste
No.72 White Petal is a unique flavor that is a blend of high-quality white tea (white peony) from Fujian, chamomile petals from Egypt, and osmanthus fragrans. You can relax from the bottom of your heart with the scent and subtle sweetness of being in a flower-filled garden.
Somewhere nostalgic scent I recommend
All of them are delicious and you will be fascinated by the aroma and taste that come one after another from the tea leaves that are blended in an exquisite balance. The price is 340 yen (excluding tax) per cup, which is a little more expensive than buying it in a box, but it's more affordable than going to a cafe. If you want to try it before giving it to someone, please take a look at Natural Lawson ♪