The recipes for rich Kusmi teas are closely guarded as the signature drink of the Russian elite. Kusmi’s Bouquet de Fleurs blends black teas from China, India, and Ceylon with eight aromatics, including lemon, bergamot, lime, mandarin orange, and flowers. A true treat for the senses, Bouquet de Fleurs tea shines at any gathering; it also makes a delightful hostess gift. Presented in a brightly colored tin canister.
Kusmi’s Bouquet de Fleurs Tea is Kusmi’s oldest blend, a combination of teas from China, India, and Ceylon, as well as eight aromatics, including lemon, bergamot, lime, mandarin orange, and flowers. The overall effect is wonderfully citrusy with floral notes, a refreshing treat any time of day. Serve some when a friend stops by, or bring to a party as a hostess gift. Its beautiful tin canister is sure to make quite an entrance. The Russian love affair with tea began in 1618 when the Emperor of China offered it as a gift to Tzar Alexis. From that moment on, tea became the signature drink of the Russian elite. Years later and miles away, Pavel Kousmichoff, the son of a humble Russian peasant family, left home at age 14 to work in a tea store in St. Petersburg. The owner took Pavel under his wing and taught him everything he knew. And when Pavel got married, his boss gave him a tea store of his own. The P.M. Kousmichoff Tea Company was established in 1867, and soon Pavel was providing his own exclusive artisan tea blends to the Tzars.
- Bouquet de Fleurs black tea blend in a decorative tin canister
- Technical specifications of filled canister
• 4.5“ high
• 4.5“ diameter
• Product weight 8.8 oz
Ingredients:
Blend of black teas from China, Ceylon, and India
Country of Origin:
France
