Fruit tea

What is fruit tea?

Fruit tea, also known as fruity tea, is a flavoured tea containing pieces of dried fruit, petals, sometimes a pinch of spices and natural flavourings. The idea is for these indulgent accents to enhance the tea leaf without overpowering it.

Not to be confused with fruit infusion, which contains no Camellia sinensis leaves. It contains only fruit, plants and flowers: a caffeine-free cup to savour at any time, including in the evening.

Our fruit tea families

Red fruit teas: indulgent and tangy

Strawberry, raspberry, blackcurrant, cherry, pomegranate. The family of red fruit teas brings together our most iconic blends. It includes AquaRosa, with hibiscus and berries, as well as Quatre Fruits Reds, a blend of raspberry, cherry, redcurrant and strawberry.

Tropical fruit teas: a sun-drenched escape

Mango, pineapple: tropical fruit teas are an invitation to travel.

AquaExotica and its sunny yellow tin, Tropical White for lovers of delicate white tea, or BB Detox and its grapefruit-apple escape: instantly recognisable favourites.

Citrus teas: invigorating and lively

Bergamot, lemon, bitter orange. Citrus fruits bring a sharp freshness, ideal in the morning. They can be found in Earl Grey, St-Pétersbourg or Prince Vladimir.

How do you prepare fruit tea?

For a hot version, allow 2 g of tea for 25 cl of water, at 90 °C for black tea or an infusion, and at 75 °C for green tea or white tea. Leave to infuse for 3 to 5 minutes depending on the base and your taste.

For an iced version, we prefer cold brew: one spoonful of tea in 25 cl of cold water, one hour in the refrigerator, then strain and add a few ice cubes. AquaExotica and AquaRosa are our summer favourites, with fruity notes that fully reveal themselves when chilled.

Benefits of fruit teas

Fruit tea is first and foremost a ritual of pleasure. It contributes to daily hydration and provides the natural antioxidants of the tea leaf, while caffeine-free versions, such as infusions and rooibos, can be enjoyed freely during an evening break. A simple way to support your wellbeing, one cup at a time.