Conseils de préparation

Preparation Instructions

temps d'infusion

Steeping time
2-3 min

température d'infusion

Brewing temperature
70-80°C

Moment de la journée

Time of day
All day long

Dosage

Dosage
12-15g / L

Generous Ingredients And Carefully Selected

Papaya
Papaya
Luscious flesh with tropical notes
Pineapple
Pineapple
Lush and juicy exotic fruit
Mango
Mango
Sun-kissed sweetness, a joy to be shared
Strawberry
Strawberry
Red fruit with an irresistible allure
Aronia
Aronia
A generous berry with a bold character
Cherry
Cherry
A tangy and invigorating red fruit
Orange peel
Orange peel
Sun-kissed citrus with a bright, lively character
Redcurrant
Redcurrant
A vibrant, refreshing, and nourishing fruit
Pai Mu Tan
Pai Mu Tan
Delicate and subtle vegetal white tea
Dragon Pearl
Dragon Pearl
Floral buds with soft, delicate notes
White Dragon Tea blends white tea leaves with colorful dried fruit pieces

Composition

Green tea China Chun Mee, white tea Pai Mu Tan, pineapple (pineapple, sugar), white tea Mao Feng, mango (mango, sugar), papaya (papaya, sugar), orange peel, flavouring, China Jasmine Dragon Pearls, strawberry, redcurrant, aronia, cherry.

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Dragon Tea: A Symphony of Exotic Flavours

In the refined world of exceptional teas, Dragon Tea stands out as a true rare gem from the ancestral provinces of China. This sophisticated blend, born of centuries-old expertise, delicately unites the flavours of lychee and peach.

What Is Dragon Tea? Origins and History

Rooted in China, Dragon Tea draws on the age-old traditions of tea cultivation. This singular creation brings together the delicacy of Pai Mu Tan white tea, recognisable by its silver buds, and the freshness of Chun Mee green tea. This extraordinary pairing is a testament to ancestral craftsmanship passed down through generations.

The Key Ingredients of Dragon Tea

Lychee and peach: a sweet harmony

The interplay between lychee and peach creates a truly unique flavour symphony. Lychee brings its exotic notes and natural sweetness, while peach lends a lush, rounded richness to the blend. This subtle union fully blossoms during infusion, releasing fruity aromas that call to mind the orchards of Asia.

The Brewing Ritual for Dragon Tea

How to brew Dragon Tea

Brewing Dragon Tea calls for a little care to reveal all its nuances. For a perfect cup, use water at a moderate temperature (70–80°C) and allow 2 to 3 minutes to steep. One teaspoon per cup is all it takes to unlock the full range of aromas in this delicate blend.

Why Choose Dragon Tea? Benefits and Properties

Beyond its remarkable flavour, Dragon Tea offers a wealth of wellbeing benefits. The synergy between Pai Mu Tan white tea and Chun Mee green tea produces a naturally vitamin-rich drink, high in antioxidants. This unique combination supports the body's natural detoxification while delivering a moment of pure sensory pleasure.

Frequently Asked Questions about Dragon Tea

Can the leaves be steeped more than once?

Absolutely. High-quality leaves lend themselves to several successive infusions, each one revealing new aromatic nuances.

How should this tea be stored?

Keep your Dragon Tea in an airtight container, away from light and moisture, to preserve the freshness of its delicate aromas.

When is the best time to enjoy it?

This tea can be savoured at any time of day. Particularly cherished in spring, it offers a refreshing experience that pairs beautifully with the first warmth of the season.

White tea almost perfect

Packaged in France

In our workshop in Provence, each blend is handcrafted with passion by our team.

Exceptional Ingredients

Real pieces of dried fruit, whole plants and carefully selected teas of origin.

A Unique & Generous Taste

Carefully crafted to create unforgettable tasting moments. A signature taste, an authentic experience.

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