Brume de Provence – Sencha Green Tea, Lavender and Lemon

Brume de Provence: a lavender and lemon Sencha green tea

Brume de Provence combines the fresh vegetal notes of Sencha green tea with lavender and lemon. A touch of vanilla rounds off this floral blend and adds a sweetness that balances the citrus notes.

Do you enjoy floral flavored teas with a hint of freshness? This light cup highlights lavender without letting it take center stage. Lemon brightens the blend, while the Sencha base retains its vegetal character.

Ingredients

• Sencha green tea
• Lavender
• Lemon
• Touch of vanilla

Why choose this lavender green tea?

• A delicate floral bouquet: lavender meets the vegetal notes of Sencha.
• A lemony freshness: citrus balances the floral character.
• A touch of vanilla: a sweetness that rounds off the experience.
• Enjoy hot or iced: two ways to discover this same blend.

Tasting passport

What does Brume de Provence taste like?

The profile is first floral, with delicate lavender, then lemony. Vanilla adds a sweet note on a vegetal Sencha background. The overall result is light and balanced, for a fragrant break rather than a bold cup.

Start by tasting it plain to discover the balance between the flowers, citrus, and vanilla sweetness.

How to prepare this flavored Sencha?

Steep the leaves for 2 to 3 minutes in water between 75 and 80°C, then remove them. Avoid boiling water, which may accentuate the bitterness of the green tea.

For the first cup, start with 2 minutes. For subsequent preparations, adjust the time within the recommended range according to your preference.

How to enjoy it iced?

Prepare the tea using the recommended temperature and time, then remove the leaves. Let it cool and place it in the refrigerator before serving. Do not extend the steeping time to cool it: separate the leaves from the drink.

When to enjoy it and with what?

Brume de Provence accompanies an afternoon break, hot or iced. Its floral and lemony notes pair well with shortbread, a lemon cake, yellow fruit, or a light vanilla pastry.

Questions about Brume de Provence

Is it a plain or flavored tea?

It is a flavored Sencha green tea, combining lavender, lemon, and a touch of vanilla.

Does lavender dominate the cup?

The floral notes are well present, as indicated by the tasting passport. They are balanced by lemon, vanilla sweetness, and the vegetal base.

Can it be drunk cold?

Yes, it is well suited to an iced tasting. Prepare it hot according to the instructions, remove the leaves, then let it cool before refrigerating.

How to store the leaves?

Carefully reseal the bag after use and store it away from moisture, light, heat, and strong odors.

Continue your discovery

Explore our green tea collection to compare plain and flavored profiles. Our Tsuru guide on brewing temperature and time will help you refine each cup.