Spices make this tea a natural aphrodisiac, which evokes the Far East. It is taken with milk, alone or with a few drops of rum.

Black tea:

Pure, without sweeteners or additives, it has a minimum amount of calories, protein, sodium and fat. All Camellia Sinensis teas are rich in polyphenols, which is a type of antioxidant. 

Orange:

It contains vitamins A, B, G and especially C, so it is ideal for the treatment of colds, but also for other diseases, since it has a high content of calcium, phosphorus, iron and magnesium.

Spices:

• Clove: Used as a carminative to increase hydrochloric acid in the stomach and improve peristalsis. It also acts as a sedative.
• Ginger: Treatment against nausea, caused by dizziness in means of transport, as well as those suffered in pregnant women.
• Cinnamon: Helps reduce blood sugar levels in diabetics; Secondly, only half a teaspoon can also help lower cholesterol and triglyceride levels in the blood. It is used against colds, flu and bronchitis due to its strong effect as a caloric stimulant. It is used as a tonic for the stomach.
• Vanilla: Stimulant of the nervous system, and has been used as an essential oil, tincture or infusion. It was used against hysteria, depression or melancholy. Vanilla was also recommended to help with muscle strain or rheumatism.

Origin: Germany