A tea blend created for the noble taste of the tsarist era.
The taste world of the Russian aristocracy condensed into one charming black tea that charms with its taste. The Russian upper class during the time of the tsars were known to be big consumers of tea, who enjoyed their tea especially with the delicious quince jam known as the golden apple. Respecting its nuance of taste, this fair trade black tea, which has already become a classic, was created, whose refined taste will make anyone fall in love.
Fair Trade Emperor's Bowl is created with rosehip and lychee fruit flavors from the bottom. They are not actually made inside at all, because when stewed, orange and pineapple taste more like quince and lychee than they do on their own. The lily complements the taste.
The flavor combination reached Russia already in the 1990s, when it very quickly gained fame and honor among Russian tea lovers. Keisarin Maljan has brought a smile to the lips of many tea drinkers.
