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Loose Black Tea Delicate Starred 90 g Tin - COMPTOIR FRANÇAIS DU THÉ
Loose Black Tea Delicate Starred 90 g Tin - COMPTOIR FRANÇAIS DU THÉ

Loose Black Tea Delicate Starred 90 g Tin - COMPTOIR FRANÇAIS DU THÉ

11,60€

This 90g tin contains the exquisite Délicatesse Étoilée loose-leaf black tea crafted by Comptoir Français du Thé.
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  • Black tea
  • Notes: chestnut, roasted buckwheat, citrus

Bestil inden levering fra mandag 20 april

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fra mandag 20 april

Bestil inden 16h 27min

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Returnering mulig indtil 20 maj 2026

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EAN/GTIN
3700470685727
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Opdag en kreation fra konditorchefen Nina Métayer direkte i din tekop med denne Stjerne Delikatesse. Lad dig forføre af aromaerne fra Ardèche kastanje og ristet boghvede. Denne lækre opskrift nydes bedst varm for fuldt ud at værdsætte karakteren af sort te.
TE-FAMILIE
Sort
TE-TYPE
Aromatiseret
AROMAER
Ristet boghvede / Kastanje / Citrusfrugter
DOMINANT
Lækker
OPRINDELSESLAND
Blanding
DEGUSTATIONSTIPS
4 til 5 min
90°C
Dagtid

 

Sort te Stjerne Delikatesse af Nina Métayer

 

En røget og parfumeret sort te

Nina Métayer, en anerkendt fransk konditor kendt for sit talent og originalitet, har skabt en række te- og infusionopskrifter i samarbejde med Comptoir Français du Thé.

Stjerne Delikatesse er den mest sprudlende og varme opskrift i denne kollektion! Denne sort te med dufte fra terroiret tager dig med på et øjeblik af velvære og nydelse.

Noter af ristet boghvede og Ardèche kastanje giver en exceptionel rundhed i munden. En strejf af citrus vækker med finesse smagsløgene til sidst i smagningen. Til sidst er det en oplevelse, der bringer tankerne hen på en skovtur i de første efterårsdage, som strømmer ud i din Maxicoffee-kop ved smagningen af denne opskrift.

Faldt du for den? Forlæng din oplevelse ved at købe en af de andre opskrifter fra Comptoir Français du Thé !

Ingredienser : afskallede ristede boghvedekerner (57,5%), te (19%: sort te og røget sort te), stykker af Ardèche kastanje AOP (10%), naturlige aromaer, appelsinskal, rosenblade.

Allergener : Dette produkt indeholder boghvedekerner og kastanjestykker, som kan forårsage allergiske reaktioner hos nogle personer. Det anbefales, at følsomme eller allergiske personer konsulterer en sundhedsfaglig professionel før forbrug.

Comptoir Français du Thé

Comptoir Français du Thé er et fransk mærke , der i mere end 40 år har forarbejdet og sammensat verdens bedste teer til forbrugernes fornøjelse.

Denne tehus' ønske er at tilbyde en "fransk kop" , hvis delikatesse skyldes jagten på excellence. Det er en samling af sorte teer, grønne teer, urteteer, isteer og andre udsøgte drikkevarer, som du kan finde hos Comptoir Français du Thé, og i forskellige emballager.

Storage conditionsKeep tightly closed and store in a cool, dry place (below 25°C).
Special featureFlavored teas/infusions.
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