Gooseberries with Raspberries

Taste: Distinctive, fruity, and pleasantly balanced. A characteristic, slightly tart note of gooseberry comes to the forefront, harmoniously complemented by the natural sweetness of raspberries. Black tea lends the infusion a full-bodied flavor and a delicate depth.

Aromat: Fresh, fruity, and very natural. Notes of ripe raspberries and gooseberries are detectable, accompanied by a subtle aroma of raspberry leaves. The overall impression is light, pleasant, and reminiscent of a summer garden.

Appearance: Dark black tea leaves are interspersed with light-colored pieces of freeze-dried gooseberries, bright red raspberry bits, and silvery-green raspberry leaves. The blend looks natural, colorful, and very appetizing.

Dry ingredients: OP black tea, freeze-dried gooseberries (22%), freeze-dried raspberries (16%), raspberry leaves, flavoring

Country of origin: Vietnam

Preparation suggestion: It is best to steep it in water at a temperature of 90–95°C for about 3–4 minutes. This allows the black tea to retain its full character, while the fruit releases its rich flavor and aroma.

One level teaspoon of dried tea is enough for a 250-ml cup. You can steep the tea several times, discovering new fruity notes with each infusion.

In the orchard style:
Serve the tea with a few fresh raspberries and a halved gooseberry added directly to the cup. The fruit will gently enhance the tea’s aroma and highlight its natural, fruity character.

With a herbal twist:
Serve the tea with a few fresh lemon balm or mint leaves. The delicate hint of herbs beautifully highlights the freshness of the gooseberries and the subtle sweetness of the raspberries.

A Refreshing Gooseberry Treat:
After brewing and chilling, serve with ice cubes, fresh raspberries, and gooseberries. The slightly tart character of this blend works perfectly when served chilled, creating a refreshing drink for warm days.

Signature — a harmony of gooseberry and raspberry:
Serve chilled in a tall glass with ice, fresh raspberries, gooseberries, and a mint leaf. The natural sweetness of the raspberries and the refreshing tartness of the gooseberries create a light, harmonious blend that’s perfect for a summer afternoon.