Discover Miss Dammann, an exquisite French green tea blend that marries delicate ginger with the vibrant essence of passion fruit and lime. This iconic creation from the esteemed Dammann Frères house delivers a fresh, lively experience in every carefully crafted sachet—a moment of Parisian sophistication in your cup. 🌾 At a Glance Tea Type Green Tea Origin Paris, France Quantity 25 Sachets Format Cristal Tea Bags 🍃 Ingredients & Sourcing Miss Dammann combines premium green tea with warming ginger, accented by the bright, tangy notes of lime and the tropical sweetness of passion fruit. Each sachet is thoughtfully composed and packed in Paris by Dammann Frères, a house renowned for over 350 years of distinguished tea craftsmanship and uncompromising quality standards. 🎨 Flavor Profile Sweetness Moderate Body Light to Medium Aroma Vibrant & Floral Complexity Layered & Refined 🌿 Ginger Warmth 🍋 Citrus Brightness 🌺 Tropical Escape 🏷️ Expertly Balanced 🥘 Recipe Ideas & Serving Brew Miss Dammann as a refreshing afternoon tea—steep for 3 to 4 minutes for optimal flavor extraction. Serve chilled over ice with fresh mint and a splash of sparkling water for an elegant summer beverage. Its fruity profile pairs beautifully with delicate French patisserie, light fruit tarts, lemon macarons, and creamy pastries. Also exceptional alongside morning croissants or afternoon scones with a touch of honey. 📦 Storage & Care 🌡️ Temperature Cool & Dry ⏰ Shelf Life Up to 18 Months ✅ Quality Guarantee Damaged, wrong, or lost? We’ll make it right. 🔒 Secure Checkout Encrypted payment, trusted by Shopify. 📦 Tracked Shipping Every order ships with tracking. Why Home Cooks Choose SERA ✓ Hand-CuratedEvery tool & ingredient is selected for quality — not mass-listed. ✓ Café & Kitchen GuidanceClear how-to notes so you get great results at home. ✓ Real SupportQuestions? Our team replies within 24–48 hours. 📬 Shipping & Delivery: Your order ships with tracking and a confirmation email. Delivery times vary by destination. Covered by our quality guarantee — damaged, wrong, or lost orders made right.