Christmas Classics Loose Tea, 3 x 100 g

Home
Tea
Christmas Classics - Loose Tea...

100 100 1

14.23 Regular Price 16.24

Delivery from €6.95, free on orders over €250

★★★★★ 4.8/5 · Loved by 120,000+ coffee lovers

Three festive loose teas in one box: Christmas Cookies, Glühwein Tea and Christmas Rooibos, 100 g of each. Christmas Cookies smells of freshly baked biscuits and cinnamon, the Glühwein blend gives you the warm spice of mulled wine with no alcohol in it, and the rooibos brings fruit and a hint of cinnamon. One heaped teaspoon per cup, in an infuser or a pot with a filter.

Details

Three blends, one box

Christmas Classics puts three seasonal loose-leaf teas in a single box, 100 g of each and 300 g in all. They are blended and packed in the Netherlands, and they share the same warm register — cinnamon, fruit and baking spice — without tasting like three versions of the same thing.

Christmas Cookies — the scent of freshly baked Christmas biscuits, with cinnamon running through it.
Glühwein Tea — a rich, spiced blend that tastes of mulled wine, with no alcohol in it.
Christmas Rooibos — rooibos with fruit notes and a hint of cinnamon.

Brewing

You will need an infuser basket, a strainer or a teapot with a built-in filter. Start with one heaped teaspoon per cup, pour hot water over it and steep to taste. The rooibos is the forgiving one of the three: it will not turn bitter on you, so leave it in longer if you like the cup strong.

Specification

Format: loose-leaf tea
Contents: 3 x 100 g (300 g in total)
Blends: Christmas Cookies, Glühwein Tea, Christmas Rooibos
Flavour notes: cinnamon, fruit, warm spice
Glühwein Tea: alcohol-free
Blended and packed in the Netherlands

The box makes an easy Christmas gift as it stands: three teas to try rather than one, and something to hand the guest who would rather skip the mulled wine.

Explore More

Tea Tea gifts Loose tea

More Information
Product code	CDJ-T-KERSTPKT3
Brand	Café du Jour
Produced in	Netherlands
Ingredients	Rooibos, apple pieces, goji berries, flavouring, cornflower petals, black tea, cinnamon, orange peel, rose petals, natural anise flavouring, beetroot, ginger, star anise, cloves, black pepper, cardamom, chilli, lemon peel, vanilla.

Reviews 1

FAQ

Customer Questions

Which teas are in the Christmas classics loose tea pack?

The pack contains three kinds of loose tea of 100 grams: Christmas Cookies, a black tea with the scent of fresh Christmas biscuits and cinnamon; Glühwein tea, a herbal tea with the flavour profile of mulled wine; and Christmas Rooibos, a rooibos with plenty of fruit and a little cinnamon.

All three are loose teas, not tea bags. Together the pack comes to 300 grams of tea.

Do the teas in the Christmas classics pack contain caffeine?

That differs per variety. Christmas Cookies is a black tea and therefore naturally contains caffeine. The Christmas Rooibos and the Glühwein herbal tea are naturally caffeine free.

If you want another cup in the evening, the rooibos and the herbal tea from this pack are the logical choice.

Does the Glühwein tea from the Christmas classics pack contain alcohol?

No. The Glühwein tea is a herbal tea that comes close to the flavour profile of mulled wine, but without a drop of alcohol.

You simply brew it as a loose tea with hot water. That also makes this tea suitable for guests who do not drink alcohol.

How many cups of tea does the Christmas classics pack make?

With 3 x 100 grams of loose tea you end up with almost 150 cups. We base that on roughly 2 grams of loose tea per cup.

If you prefer to brew a whole pot, scale the dosage accordingly: count on roughly 2 grams for every cup that goes into the pot.

Do I need a tea strainer or filter bag for the loose Christmas tea in this pack?

Yes. These are loose teas, so you need a tea strainer, tea filter or tea infuser to keep the leaves and herbs out of your cup or pot. Count on roughly 2 grams of loose tea per cup.

Take the strainer or the filter out as soon as the tea has steeped. If the tea keeps steeping, the black Christmas Cookies in particular turns bitter quickly.