Some of these teas are apparently available in "Constanta bags." Does anyone know what that means? I did quick Google search and all I came up with was that Constanta was a type of machine used for making tea bags. But why would anyone care what kind of machine their tea bags were made on, and why would the vendor think this was worthy of noting on their website?
I tried msn. Constanta bags seem to be the traditional bag with a staple, but that's not clear. One company referred to bags as "value added." Toci
I found that they are made from cotton, if that helps.
This will tell you a little about the history of constanta machines.
Constanta Tea bags are not made from cotton
So, Constanta bags are the standard double-chamber bags as used by Lipton and crew, rather than the flat square or round bags as used by Bewley's?
--scott
Lipton and crew, rather than the flat square or round bags as used by Bewley's?
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