Lavazza Tea Point

The Espresso Point system is Lavazza's first capsule system , designed for the office. It originated from the 1989 acquisition of Uno Per, a company that manufactured single-serve coffee machines: Lavazza thus became the first Italian company to invest in capsules. This was followed by the Blue (2003), also for the office, and then A Modo Mio (2007), for home use. An Espresso Point only works in an Espresso Point. system capsule machine

Al Limone, yes : sugar is the first ingredient on its list (sugar, soluble tea extract, flavorings, citric acid, maltodextrin, sodium citrate, dehydrated lemon juice). Mint Tea is a loose-leaf tea, black tea and mint: you sweeten it to your taste.

Like a long coffee: one capsule, one large cup, and one long shot. On the EP Mini, the touch button starts and stops the brewing process: stop when the cup is to your liking. For a chilled drink, pour the tea over ice cubes.

No. They only work in Lavazza Espresso Point machines , such as the EP Mini . Lavazza machines Blue have their own Lavazza teas Blue ; A machines Modo Mioalso each have their own capsule. , Firma, Nespresso® and Dolce Gusto®

The format depends on the tea: AlLimone is sold in packs of 50 capsules, mint tea in packs of 25. One capsule makes one cup: at two teas per day, a box of 50 covers 25 days, a box of 25 almost two weeks.

The best before date is printed on each box. Keep the capsules in their original packaging, away from heat, light and moisture.