Lavazza Point tea

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

Al Limone is: sugar is the first ingredient on its list (sugar, instant tea extract, flavourings, citric acid, maltodextrins, sodium citrate, dehydrated lemon juice). Inspiration mint tea is a leaf tea made from black tea and mint: you can sweeten it to taste.

Just like a lungo: one capsule, a large cup and a large serving. On the EP Mini, the touch button starts and stops brewing: stop when you have the amount you prefer. For a cold drink, pour the tea over ice cubes.

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

Pack size depends on the tea: Al Limone is sold in packs of 50 capsules, and mint tea in packs of 25. One capsule makes one cup: at two teas a day, a box of 50 lasts 25 days, and a box of 25 nearly two weeks.

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