5223

CHERRY SAKURAMBO

Black tea | Blend

Pack 50g
Tin 50g

TASTING NOTE

This tea captures the sour-sweet essence of Japanese cherries blended with rosemary. A unique and refreshing blend that is sure to lift your spirits. 

This tea is a light and fruity black tea created on the basis of the freshness of Japanese cherries “Sakurambo”, both sweet and acidulated. At nose as at mouth, its fruit is well present. Rosemary and pink pepper strengthen the freshness of this tea. Low in tannins, this black tea lets the palate clear and fresh. To taste in hot preparation for winter or iced for summer.

Ingredients: Black tea, pink pepper, rosemary, aroma
Type of tea and origin: Blend of black teas from India and Vietnam
Can be re-infused: 1 - 2 times
Number of infusions for 50g: about 20

Ref. 5223

CHERRY SAKURAMBO

Black tea Blend

classé dans : Black teas

Pack 50g
Tin 50g

TASTING NOTE

This tea captures the sour-sweet essence of Japanese cherries blended with rosemary. A unique and refreshing blend that is sure to lift your spirits. 

This tea is a light and fruity black tea created on the basis of the freshness of Japanese cherries “Sakurambo”, both sweet and acidulated. At nose as at mouth, its fruit is well present. Rosemary and pink pepper strengthen the freshness of this tea. Low in tannins, this black tea lets the palate clear and fresh. To taste in hot preparation for winter or iced for summer.

Ingredients: Black tea, pink pepper, rosemary, aroma
Type of tea and origin: Blend of black teas from India and Vietnam
Can be re-infused: 1 - 2 times
Number of infusions for 50g: about 20

Qty - +
5,80 €
Conseil de préparation

TEA AND SODA - SAKURAMBO
TEA AND SODA - SAKURAMBO

A refreshing soda made from homemade tea syrup.

Recommended teas: GREEN SAKURAMBO CHERRY, BLACK SAKURAMBO CHERRY, BLACK CHERRY

Ingredients (for 1 person):
For the tea syrup: Recommended tea 2.5g ~ 3g or 1 tea-bag, Powdered sugar 100g, Boiling water 75ml, Gum syrup
For tea and soda (for 1 person): Sparkling water or sparkling wine 200ml, previously prepared tea syrup 15 ~ 20ml


Preparation of tea syrup:

  1. Put the sugar in a cup and cover with the hot, prepared, full-bodied tea. According to your preferences add a little lemon juice.
  2. If a bit of sugar remains at the bottom of the cup, heat 30-40 seconds in the microwave and mix until completely dissolved.
  3. Cover with a lid and store in the refrigerator for about 1 month.

Preparation of tea and soda:

  1. Add the tea syrup to a chilled soda. Mix lightly and enjoy.
  2. The syrup can also be enjoyed with sparkling wine or champagne for a delicious tea Kyr.

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LEARN MORE ABOUT BLACK TEA AND ITS BENEFITS

A black tea is a tea for which the oxidation has been allowed to come to an end. That is, during the manufacturing process, the tea leaves were allowed to oxidize completely in contact with air and moisture. Originally green, these leaves then take on a brown or even black color. Oxidation allows better preservation of the tea leaves and black tea can be stored for several years without losing its aroma, while green tea should be stored for 12 to 18 months on average. Black tea has many benefits. Rich in antioxidants, it is beneficial for the cardiovascular system and improves blood circulation. It also has a high theine content.

In India and England, these teas are often accompanied by a hint of milk and sugar. They can be consumed in the morning, in particular CTC teas (manufacturing process in which the leaves are rolled on themselves and which therefore concentrates more theine). The story goes, that in the 17th century, a shipment of green tea from China to England would have completely oxidized during transport at sea (several months), due to the heat and humidity. of the hold. Far from refusing the cargo, Westerners tasted this "oxidized" tea and were immediately won over by its rich and deep taste. India, the cradle of English black tea, is the main black tea producing region, including the gardens of Darjeeling, Assam and Nilgiri. You can also find teas in Sri Lanka (Ceylon), China and Nepal. In China, black tea is called "Red tea" in reference to the more or less copper color of its liquor.

The flavor of black tea differs depending on the production area. Here are some representative examples of plantations with different characteristics and flavors. India, Nepal, China, Sri Lanka, Africa among others, among the countries and regions that produce tea.

DARJEELING
The most premium and famous teas in the world are undeniably those from the Darjeeling region of India, which is always the first to be mentioned. The highest quality black tea is produced at the foot of the Himalayas, Darjeeling is considered a jewel of tea, due to the quality of the leaves, the elegant flavors that emanate from them but also their rarity. Tea lovers around the world look forward to the harvest season which takes place three times a year and each offers very distinct flavors.

ASSAM AND NILGIRI
Assam teas have rich, sweet aromas, which pair well with milk. Nilgiri teas, with their refreshing citrus-like aromas, are also renowned for their high quality.

CEYLON (SRI LANKA)
Sri lanka is also famous for the production of tea. Its black tea, which inherited the British tradition, is widely appreciated for its deep and persistent flavors.

UVA
It is characterized by its power and its refreshing aromas and is known as one of the three main teas in the world with Darjeeling.