Winter Frolic Time – Piag Tea
A tea infusion bursting with fruity fireworks and a touch of warming spice. Sometimes it’s worth looking at tea from a different angle – focusing on its sweet, fruity promises. This is a juicy feast for the senses, so rich in flavor and goodness it might just drive you delightfully mad.
A little thing that brings so much joy – go on, let yourself be tempted!
Winter Frolic Time – nature & wellbeing
Ingredients: Apple pieces, hibiscus, wild rose peel, rose petals, almond flakes, orange peel, cloves, natural flavoring, red cornflowers, vanilla bean extract, cardamom seeds.
Taste: A rich harmony of fruits creates an infusion that’s both deliciously sweet and irresistibly aromatic.
Wellness: Every ingredient is 100% natural – with no artificial colors, preservatives, flavors, or sweeteners. A true vitamin-packed boost in every cup!
Packaging: Piag Tea’s Winter Frolic Time is presented in an elegant tin designed by illustrator Katarzyna Korzeniowska. Each tin is carefully hand-labeled and hand-packed – because everything we do, we do with love.
Winter Frolic Time
We won’t spend too much time advertising Winter Frolic Time—because honestly, it doesn’t need any. This blend is outrageously gorgeous, the kind of showstopper that doesn’t have to say a word and still gets all the attention. Think of it as the Brad Pitt of winter teas.
A dazzling, colorful tin, an irresistible aroma waiting inside, and a true vitamin bomb ready to burst with all its power. One thing is certain: every winter afternoon and evening will feel dull without Brad… we mean, without Winter Frolic Time!
For the curious connoisseurs – what’s inside this star blend?
· Apple pieces – add a sweet, juicy flavor, rich in vitamin C and fiber.
· Hibiscus – brings a deep red color, tangy taste, and anti-inflammatory properties that help lower blood pressure.
· Wild rose peel – delicate floral notes, packed with vitamin C and bioflavonoids to support the immune system and strengthen blood vessels.
· Rose petals – for beauty and fragrance, plus calming, mood-lifting qualities.
· Almond flakes – a nutty crunch, rich in protein, healthy fats, and antioxidant vitamin E for radiant skin.
· Orange peel – a zesty citrus kick, full of vitamin C and essential oils with antibacterial and energizing effects.
· Cloves – warm, spicy aroma with natural pain-relieving and digestive benefits.
· Natural flavoring – enhances the blend harmoniously, with no artificial additives.
· Red cornflowers – a splash of blue against the red, with cleansing and anti-inflammatory properties.
· Vanilla bean extract – sweet, velvety notes with uplifting and aphrodisiac qualities.
· Cardamom seeds – exotic, warming spice that stimulates, comforts, and aids digestion.
If you enjoy tea stories:
Winter Tea… in a Song
It was the year 1965.
A certain charming gentleman – an elegant man, operetta singer and composer of popular music – Tadeusz Woźniakowski – sang a beautiful song in praise of winter tea. Could it be that even back then he already knew it would one day inspire Winter Frolic Time? :)
This incredibly uplifting song, almost a hymn to tea itself, when sung while sitting in a cozy armchair with a cup of Winter Frolic Time, is the very best way to spend a quiet afternoon.
Two of us and candlelight
Shimmering beams, they flicker bright
Outside the dark, outside the frosty white
Two of us in winter’s frame
Glasses dance, the candles flame
Through the window peers the Great Big Dipper’s light
Winter tea, our tea for two
It keeps out the cold, it sets the mood
Tea for two, our winter tea
Will help us outlast the frost
When storms rage outside, as winters do
A cup of winter tea will see us through
Carried slowly, slowly carried
For two awaiting lips
Candle flames are marking time
One by one, they fade, they die
Around us night, and we so close, so near
Two of us in winter’s frame
And silence stays, who’s there to say
If this is just a moment, or a whole gone year
Winter tea, our tea for two
It takes the words, it soothes the mood
Winter tea, our winter tea
Will help us outlast the frost
When storms stir the soul, as winters do
A cup of winter tea will see us through
A drop of sweetness, a tiny spark
For two awaiting lips
