Kusmi Tea Organic Glogg Tea - Box of 20 muslin tea bags

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Detailled description

Limited edition of our new Christmas infusion with a festive design inspired by Hansel and Gretel.

What is Glögg?
- In Scandinavia, Glögg is a popular spiced mulled wine during the Christmas period.
- It is usually made with red wine, almonds, raisins, orange peels, and spices.

What is its origin?
The origin of Glögg dates back to the 16th century when it was called "hypocras" and was mainly consumed by messengers to keep warm when they had to travel on horseback in very cold weather. It was believed to have therapeutic properties, hence its name recalling Hippocrates, considered the "father of medicine."

It was at the beginning of the 19th century that it was given the name "Glögg," meaning "to shine" and "warmth" in Swedish, due to its ability to make the face of the consumer radiant and rosy.