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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

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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

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Comptoir Français du Thé
SKU
155553
EAN/GTIN
3700470685727
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Découvrez une création de la cheffe pâtissière Nina Métayer directement dans votre tasse de thé avec cette Délicatesse étoilée. Laissez-vous séduire par les arômes de châtaigne d'Ardèche et de sarrasin torréfié. Cette recette gourmande se savoure chaude pour apprécier pleinement le caractère du thé noir.
FAMILLE DE THÉ
Noir
TYPE DE THÉ
Aromatisé
ARÔMES
Sarrasin torréfié / Châtaigne / Agrumes
DOMINANTE
Gourmande
PAYS D'ORIGINE
Mélange
CONSEILS DE DÉGUSTATION
4 à 5 min
90°C
Journée

 

Thé noir Délicatesse Étoilée par Nina Métayer

 

Un thé noir fumé et parfumé

Nina Métayer, pâtissière française reconnue pour son talent et son originalité, imagine une gamme de recettes de thés et infusions en collaboration avec Comptoir Français du Thé.

Délicatesse Étoilée constitue la recette la plus pétillante et chaleureuse de cette collection ! Ce thé noir aux parfums du terroir vous emporte dans un instant de bien-être et de volupté.

Des notes de sarrasin torréfié et de châtaigne d'Ardèche procurent une rondeur en bouche exceptionnelle. Une pointe d'agrume vient en fin de dégustation réveiller avec finesse les papilles. Au final, c'est une expérience évoquant une balade en forêt aux premiers jours de l'automne qui se déverse dans votre mug Maxicoffee lors de la dégustation de cette recette.

Vous avez succombé ? Prolongez votre expérience en craquant pour une des autres recettes de Comptoir Français du Thé !

Ingrédients : graines de sarrasin décortiquées grillées (57,5%), thé (19% : thé noir et thé noir fumé), morceaux de châtaigne d'Ardèche AOP (10%), arômes naturels, écorces d'orange, pétales de rose.

Allergènes : Ce produit contient des graines de sarrasin et des morceaux de châtaigne, qui peuvent provoquer des réactions allergiques chez certaines personnes. Il est recommandé aux individus sensibles ou allergiques de consulter un professionnel de santé avant consommation.

Comptoir Français du Thé

Comptoir Français du Thé est une marque française qui transforme et assemble depuis plus de 40 ans les meilleurs thés du monde, pour le plaisir des consommateurs.

La volonté de cette maison de thé est de proposer une "tasse à la française" dont la délicatesse résulte de la recherche de l'excellence. C'est une collection de thés noirs, thés verts, tisanes, thés glacés et autres exquises douceurs à boire que vous pouvez trouver chez Comptoir Français du Thé, et dans différents conditionnements.

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