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Kir Royal - White tea 100 grams - Café du Jour loose tea

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Kir Royal white tea is a flavoured loose-leaf tea blend inspired by the classic French sparkling cocktail. It combines white tea and green tea with a carefully chosen selection of botanicals and fruits to create a light, champagne-like character with a fresh, fruity taste. The result is a smooth cup that leaves no lingering aftertaste.
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What is Kir Royal white tea?

Kir Royal white tea is a flavoured loose-leaf tea blend inspired by the classic French sparkling cocktail. It combines white tea and green tea with a carefully chosen selection of botanicals and fruits to create a light, champagne-like character with a fresh, fruity taste. The result is a smooth cup that leaves no lingering aftertaste.

What goes into the blend?

Every ingredient in this blend plays a role in building its distinctive flavour. The base of white tea and green tea provides a delicate, gentle foundation, while the other components add layers of fruit and floral notes.

  • White tea - soft and subtle base
  • Green tea - light, grassy depth
  • Verbena leaf - a bright, citrus-like lift
  • Lemongrass - fresh and slightly tangy
  • Blackcurrants - rich, dark berry flavour
  • Red rose petals - delicate floral character
  • Sunflower blossoms - gentle, mild sweetness
  • Red berries - a rounded fruity finish
  • Flavouring - ties the whole blend together

Who is it suitable for?

This tea suits anyone who enjoys a light, fruity cup without bitterness or a heavy aftertaste. It is a great choice for tea lovers who want something a little more festive than an everyday brew. If you are curious about flavoured white tea blends, Kir Royal white tea is an inviting place to start.

A non-alcoholic alternative with character

Because of its champagne-like character, this tea works well as a non-alcoholic option at celebrations or dinner parties. You can serve it hot or let it cool and pour it over ice for a refreshing drink that feels a little special. It pairs nicely with light desserts, fruit tarts, or soft cheeses.

How do you use Kir Royal white tea?

Brewing Kir Royal white tea is straightforward. Because white and green tea leaves are more delicate than black tea, you get good results with water that is hot but not boiling. This keeps the flavour smooth and avoids any unwanted bitterness.

Step-by-step brewing guide

  1. Heat fresh water to around 75-80 degrees Celsius.
  2. Use approximately 2 to 3 grams of loose-leaf tea per 200 ml of water.
  3. Place the leaves in a strainer, infuser or teapot.
  4. Pour the hot water over the leaves.
  5. Steep for 2 to 3 minutes - taste as you go.
  6. Remove the leaves and enjoy your cup.

A 100g pack gives you roughly 40 to 50 cups, depending on how much leaf you use and your personal taste. You can re-steep the leaves once for a lighter second cup.

Features and specifications

Kir Royal white tea comes in a 100g loose-leaf format, blended and packed in Germany. Here is a quick overview of what you get in every pack.

  • Format: loose-leaf tea
  • Net weight: 100 grams
  • Blend: white tea, green tea, verbena leaf, lemongrass, flavouring, blackcurrants, red rose petals, sunflower blossoms, red berries
  • Flavour profile: champagne-like, fresh, fruity, no lingering aftertaste
  • Blended and packed in Germany
  • Approximate yield: 40 to 50 cups per 100g pack

Alternatives and combinations

If you enjoy Kir Royal white tea, you may want to explore other flavoured loose-leaf teas in the Cafe du Jour collection. There is a wide range of fruity and floral blends to discover, each with its own character and ingredient combination.

Ways to enjoy this tea

You can serve Kir Royal white tea hot in a glass teapot to show off the colours of the rose petals and sunflower blossoms. It also works well as an iced tea - brew a strong cup, let it cool, then pour over ice with a slice of lemon or a few fresh berries. It makes a thoughtful gift for anyone who loves something a little different in their cup.

Ready to try it? Order your 100g pack of Kir Royal white tea from Cafe du Jour today, or browse the full loose-leaf tea range to find your next favourite blend.

More Information
Product codeCDJ-VT-0077
EAN8720598671575
BrandCafé du Jour
Produced inGermany
Content / packaging100 grams
IngredientsWhite tea, green tea, verbena leaf, lemongrass, flavouring, lemon myrtle, blackcurrants, rose petals, marigold blossom, red currants, natural flavouring.
Contains caffeineYes
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What does the Kir Royal white tea taste like?
This tea is characterised by a smooth flavour with a slightly champagne-like character, inspired by the festive French Kir Royal drink. Thanks to the addition of lemongrass and blackcurrant, the tea also has a fresh, fruity undertone.
Which ingredients does the Kir Royal white tea contain exactly?
Our Kir Royal is a blend of white and green tea, verbena leaf, lemongrass, blackcurrants, red rose petals, sunflower petals and red berries. This combination provides a unique and festive taste experience.
Is this tea caffeine-free?
No, this tea contains both white and green tea and is therefore not completely caffeine-free. However, the amount of caffeine is lower than in black tea or coffee.
Can this tea become bitter if steeped for longer?
No, this tea is known for its gentle character and will not become bitter quickly, even if you let it steep a little longer. Ideal for those who enjoy delicate tea flavours.
What is the best way to brew this loose leaf tea?
For the best result, we recommend brewing the Kir Royal white tea with water at approximately 80°C (not boiling), and allowing the tea to steep for 2-3 minutes. Use about 2 grams of tea per cup (approximately one teaspoon).
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