Orange Blossom Breeze – Black tea with orange blossom
Orange Blossom Breeze – Black tea with orange blossom
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Brise d’Oranger: a floral black tea with orange blossom
Brise d’Oranger combines Ceylon, South Indian and Chinese black teas, 3% orange blossom, and a natural flavoring. Its cup is smooth, floral and slightly zesty: a delightful choice for orange blossom lovers.
The cup is smooth, floral and slightly zesty. The black tea base provides structure, while the orange blossom softens the overall blend with a bright, elegant note.
Composition
- Ceylon black tea
- South Indian black tea
- Chinese black tea
- Orange blossom (3%)
- Natural flavoring
Why choose Brise d’Oranger?
- Delicate orange blossom, with 3% blossom in the blend.
- A smooth black tea base that retains its structure.
- An accessible floral profile, perfect for breakfast or an afternoon snack.
Tasting passport
| Family | Flavored black tea |
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| Intensity | ●●●○○ |
| Floral notes | ●●●●○ |
| Roundness | ●●●○○ |
| Freshness | ●●●○○ |
| Best enjoyed | Morning or afternoon |
Aromatic profile
- Delicate orange blossom
- Smooth black tea base
- Floral and slightly zesty notes
- Smooth, fragrant finish
When to enjoy it?
Brise d’Oranger is an excellent choice for breakfast, a late-morning break or an afternoon snack. Its floral character also makes it enjoyable when served slightly cooled.
What to serve with it?
Pair it with a madeleine, financier, citrus cake, almond biscuits or a light pastry.
How to prepare this black tea?
Use 12 to 15 g per litre and steep for 3 to 5 minutes in 100°C water.
Frequently asked questions
What is the composition of Brise d’Oranger?
It combines Ceylon, South Indian and Chinese black teas, orange blossom (3%) and a natural flavoring.
Is the fragrance overpowering?
The profile focuses on delicate orange blossom, a smooth cup and a slightly zesty note. The floral notes remain present without becoming overpowering.
How does it differ from L’Odyssée Florale?
Brise d’Oranger focuses on orange blossom. L’Odyssée Florale also combines rose, lavender and apricot on a different tea base.
What quantity should I use for 250 ml?
12 to 15 g per litre corresponds to 3 to 3.75 g for 250 ml. Use 100°C water and steep for 3 to 5 minutes.
How should I store the tea leaves?
Store your tea in an airtight container, away from moisture, heat, light and strong odors.
Continue your discovery
Explore our black tea collection to compare the different profiles. For an initial exploration in smaller formats, discover our discovery packs and the varieties featured in their selections.
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