Arritos Organic Greek Herbal Drink '' VIVID WONDERS '' 20 gr

  The tea of Mount Olympus, the fliskouni, and the Cretan dittany are sweetly mixed in a shockingly delicious mixture! The whole leaves and flowers of the herbs are mixed in an ecological package. There is no use of plastic, returning the love for the environment.

 In "Vivd Wonders" of Arritos, the intense, tonic and earthy aroma of Mount Olympus prevails, with its famous tea. Dittany gives an oregano note to the sweet and characteristic aroma of Olympus tea. Finally, the blister gives an aftertaste of coolness that pleasantly surprises our palate!

  So exceptional perfumes emerge when we open the square purple box of "Vivd Wonders" of Arritos, which provoke us. Even more shocking, however, is the combination of flavors. These herbs with complex characteristics. they give us an imaginatively earthy and at the same time dynamic and spicy result!

Extra tip : It is also suggested cold where we feel more intensely the aromas that emerge the fliskouni and the dittany.

 HISTORY FROM "GOLD" BEHIND THE PRODUCT

   Olympus, a pre-Greek word meaning "mountain". And what different could it mean? It is the most famous, beautiful and high mountain in Greece. What enchanted with dignity and grandeur the 12 Gods of Antiquity and they chose it as their residence.

  The throne of Zeus is at the top and houses exclusively the king of the gods who determines the fate of them and the people. From there he throws his thunderbolts when Minis, the Great Anger, overwhelms him. East of the mountain, in Pieria, we see his daughters dancing, the nine Muses and custodians of Fine Arts. Klio, Efterpi, Thalia, Melpomene, Terpsichore, Erato, Polymnia, Ourania and Kalliopi, dance to praise their arts. 

   In today's Greece, visitors from all over the world choose it as a mystical path. Hiking, climbing, rare flora and fauna, are just some of the things that make the overall visit experience unique. So much so that in its completion, every traveler fully understands the wisdom of his choice as a "home" divine. And of course, as a place that played a decisive role in mythical history.