Apricot

Apricot-flavored black tea

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Thé noir Abricot - Thés

Apricot

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Tasting moment:
Tasting moment: Tea time
Infusion time:
Infusion time: 3-5 min
Water temperature:
Water temperature: 90°C

- Black tea with a delicate flavour of apricot -


This tea is a blend of China and Ceylon black teas, flavoured and scattered with bits of apricot. It offers a delicate cup... with a subtle perfume.

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A Summer in Rivesaltes, The Spark of a Creation

The story of this tea takes root in a radiant summer in the heart of the Pyrénées-Orientales. In Rivesaltes, where the orchards stretch as far as the eye can see, the apricot is king. Every year in July, the Apricot Festival celebrates this fiery-colored, juicy, tangy, and sun-kissed fruit. It's an unmissable event for Andréa, who, while strolling through the market among the stalls overflowing with ripe fruit, was struck by the intensity of these aromas and wanted to take them home with him. But not just in his suitcases: he dreamed of capturing them in a tea. A tea that would speak of those summer days spent with cousins having fun in the orchards.

 

A House, an Infusion, a Heritage

Indeed, every summer, Andrea returned to the old family home, perched on a hill on the outskirts of Perpignan. A building with a somewhat dormant charm, with faded blue shutters, nestled among fruit trees. As soon as she walked through the gate, the air was fragrant with lavender and the almost intoxicating scent of ripe, sweet, and vibrant apricots.

In the large kitchen with its walls bleached by time, her grandmother used to make a simple but unforgettable apricot jam. The aroma wafted through the house like a promise of comfort, and the children would sit on the terrace to enjoy their brioche toast, laughing, their bare feet on the sun-warmed flagstones.

Andrea never forgot this taste. And many years later, he used it as the raw material for a unique tea.

 

Back to the Sources

Returning to the village as an adult, Andrea brought his creation to the historic tea room, nestled in the village square, in the shade of the plane trees. The first tea lovers, seduced by its fruity sweetness and delicate depth, quickly made it their ritual. One sip, and everything came flooding back: summer light, childhood games, the scents of the South. Paired with the lemony sweets of the local pastry chef, the Apricot black tea revealed a gourmet and refined palette, faithful to its origins and open to sharing.

Accord thés et mets
L’abricot, né sous les cieux cléments de la Méditerranée, est un fruit tendre et généreux. Il évoque à la fois les siestes d’été, les confitures encore tièdes, et les tartes dorées partagées en famille. Une tasse pour prolonger l’été, où que l’on soit. Il accompagne aisément un biscuit moelleux, une tarte à l’abricot ou encore un quatre-quarts aux amandes. Pour plus de légèreté, un yaourt grec au miel et éclats de pistache révèlera la fraîcheur du fruit.

Recettes et cocktails à base de thé noir Pouchkine
Au cœur d’un après-midi d’été ou pour ouvrir un dîner tout en douceur, le thé noir Abricot se prête volontiers à des créations fraîches et parfumées. Infusé à froid, puis associé à un nectar d’abricot, quelques gouttes de citron vert et une feuille de menthe, il devient une boisson désaltérante et raffinée. Pour un cocktail plus audacieux, on le marie à une liqueur d’abricot, un trait de vodka blanche, et une touche de sirop de sucre vanillé. Servi sur glace, ce breuvage solaire prolonge l’été dans un éclat fruité et élégant.

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- Black tea with a delicate flavour of apricot -


This tea is a blend of China and Ceylon black teas, flavoured and scattered with bits of apricot. It offers a delicate cup... with a subtle perfume.

A Summer in Rivesaltes, The Spark of a Creation

The story of this tea takes root in a radiant summer in the heart of the Pyrénées-Orientales. In Rivesaltes, where the orchards stretch as far as the eye can see, the apricot is king. Every year in July, the Apricot Festival celebrates this fiery-colored, juicy, tangy, and sun-kissed fruit. It's an unmissable event for Andréa, who, while strolling through the market among the stalls overflowing with ripe fruit, was struck by the intensity of these aromas and wanted to take them home with him. But not just in his suitcases: he dreamed of capturing them in a tea. A tea that would speak of those summer days spent with cousins having fun in the orchards.

 

A House, an Infusion, a Heritage

Indeed, every summer, Andrea returned to the old family home, perched on a hill on the outskirts of Perpignan. A building with a somewhat dormant charm, with faded blue shutters, nestled among fruit trees. As soon as she walked through the gate, the air was fragrant with lavender and the almost intoxicating scent of ripe, sweet, and vibrant apricots.

In the large kitchen with its walls bleached by time, her grandmother used to make a simple but unforgettable apricot jam. The aroma wafted through the house like a promise of comfort, and the children would sit on the terrace to enjoy their brioche toast, laughing, their bare feet on the sun-warmed flagstones.

Andrea never forgot this taste. And many years later, he used it as the raw material for a unique tea.

 

Back to the Sources

Returning to the village as an adult, Andrea brought his creation to the historic tea room, nestled in the village square, in the shade of the plane trees. The first tea lovers, seduced by its fruity sweetness and delicate depth, quickly made it their ritual. One sip, and everything came flooding back: summer light, childhood games, the scents of the South. Paired with the lemony sweets of the local pastry chef, the Apricot black tea revealed a gourmet and refined palette, faithful to its origins and open to sharing.

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