Exclusive: Balloon Teabag Processing

A type of teabag that swells out when shaken.

As it swelling like a balloon, the space inside the bag expanding, it is said that the extraction is better than the IMA teabag.

As it comes along with a tag, it can also be used for mugs.

This type of bag is very popular in hotels and restaurants.

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