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Green tea Jardin de Paris

Main note: Raspberry Violette

Jardin de Paris green tea is divinely romantic! Let yourself be seduced by this perfectly mastered marriage between sweet raspberries and the softness of violets. This blend of three world-renowned teas: Sencha green tea, White Monkey, and Pai Mu Tan white tea will thrill anyone who tries it. It includes pieces of whole raspberries and violet petals.

100g zip bag
Metal box 100g
Bulk 1kg -10%

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Preparation Tips

Infusion time
2-3 min

Temperature
75-80°C

Time of day
All day long

Quantity
12-15g / L

Composition

Ingredients:

Sencha green tea, flavoring, raspberry (4%), China White Monkey, mallow, violet (1%).

Violet raspberry green tea for infusions with a natural taste of fruits and flowers

This blend, scented with violet, contains two quality teas from China. It contains Sencha green tea and White Monkey. Their infusion develops a smooth flavor, with a light taste of flowers and fruits. It also has a honey and nutty aroma for an unmatched sweetness.
The natural aroma of violets and mallow flowers bring a delicate floral note to this tea infusion. Finally, raspberry generously flavors this drink. It offers a sweetness and a delicious fruit taste. This product is ideal for a delicious and fragrant tea time.

Benefits and virtues of the green tea violet raspberry

The ingredients of the raspberry violet green tea bring exquisite flavors to the infusions. But that's not all, they also offer beneficial properties for your health. China Sencha and White Monkey are green teas. With every cup, they deliver antioxidants and theine, to protect your body and give it energy. Mallow is a flower of choice in herbal medicine. Its infusions provide calming effects. They reduce your daily aches and pains, such as abdominal pain and coughs. With its delicious flavors, raspberry is comforting. Rich in fiber, it also allows a better transit.

Our tasting tips

How to prepare the green tea raspberry violet?

To obtain a tea with the desired flavour, infuse your product for 2 to 3 minutes in hot water. A teapot or a filter bag, as well as a cup, are the necessary accessories to prepare your teas.

How much purple raspberry green tea should I use?

For a drink of Chinese Sencha and white tea with gourmet notes, count 12 to 15 grams of product per liter.

What is the ideal brewing temperature for raspberry violet green tea?

Heat the water between 75 and 80 °C to make your infusions. This way, you will get the most out of the flavor and aromatic notes of your tea blend.

When should I drink the Raspberry Violet Green Tea?

Enjoy the sweet note of your drink throughout the day. At breakfast or tea time, all occasions are good to enjoy it. The level of theine remains moderate. If you are not sensitive to it, you can drink a cup in the evening.

The benefits of green tea raspberry violet in bulk

We place great importance on the choice of our ingredients. Quality and flavor are our priorities. To preserve the freshness of our bulk products, we package them in France. Our packaging, the zipped bag and the metal box, allow an optimal conservation of our products.

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Based on 5 reviews

Nathalie D.
Published May 21, 2025 at 05:01 pm (Order date: May 11, 2025)

5

I haven't tasted it yet (Translated review)
Jean-Christophe F.
Published Mar 25, 2025 at 06:40 am (Order date: Mar 18, 2025)

5

Good product, meets my expectations. (Translated review)
Acheteur Vérifié
Published Jan 31, 2023 at 08:57 pm

4

Promising smell, less promising taste. It's good, but not as enchanting as the scent suggested. (Translated review)
Acheteur Vérifié
Published Oct 27, 2021 at 09:19 pm

5

Practical, sturdy packaging, easy-to-read product label (Translated review)
Acheteur Vérifié
Published Oct 27, 2021 at 05:41 pm

4

Well-scented, the violet takes over a little from the raspberry. (Translated review)