Pouchkine black tea

Black tea flavored with orange, lemon and bergamot

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Pouchkine black tea

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Tasting moment:
Tasting moment: Matin
Infusion time:
Infusion time: 3-5 min
Water temperature:
Water temperature: 90°C

- Black tea flavoured with citrus fruits -


It's on a basis of China and Ceylon teas that has been imagined Pouchkine tea. And that's the only thing we can tell about this tea! Its composition has been kept a secret for 40 years... It tastes like Russia and its story is romantic: the great Pouchkine would not have denied it, but the only way to know more about this tea is to taste it. A Betjeman and Barton signature.

  • Bergamot and citrus

A well-kept secret for decades

Among our Maison's most iconic recipes, Pouchkine has for over forty years perpetuated the understated elegance, refined refinement, and distinctly Parisian sophistication that characterize our finest creations. This recipe, with its citrus notes and elusive touch, is jealously guarded. A Russian taste that has become a cult... French style.

 

A tea that speaks Russian… in French

It all begins in a discreet salon in the 15th arrondissement of Paris. There, around a hammered copper samovar, Lyosha, heir to an aristocratic Russian lineage exiled since the 1930s, shares with Didier, one of the leaders of our House, the vibrant memories of his Moscow youth. Tea, of course, enters the conversation. “We always had it with lemon, sometimes orange marmalade… it softened its strength,” he recalls nostalgically. In Didier’s mind, the idea of a Russian tea with a Parisian soul begins to infuse. He sees citrus, power, a barely veiled elegance. Thus, Pushkin is born: a Slavic-inspired tea, but imagined in Paris, shrouded in mystery and memory. And the exact recipe? It remains one of the House’s best-kept secrets; and the favorite topic of salon conversation for four decades…

 

A fragrant tribute to a prince of letters

The name was a natural choice. The creator of this tea had a deep admiration for Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin: a prince of poets, a child of Romanticism, and a lover of the French language. Like its illustrious namesake, this tea cultivates contrasts: rigor and tenderness, the brightness of zest and the shadow of black tea, ardor and restraint. It embodies both quiet strength and flamboyant delicacy. A tribute infused with literature, history, and emotion.

Accord thés et mets
Le thé noir Pouchkine révèle toute sa richesse lorsqu’il s’associe à des gourmandises aux textures délicates et aux saveurs équilibrées. Il s’accompagne parfaitement d’une tranche de pain noir nappée d’un miel corsé, dont la douceur intense dialogue avec la profondeur boisée du thé. Une pavlova légère aux zestes d’agrumes apporte fraîcheur et légèreté, tandis qu’un gâteau moelleux à l’orange confite offre une alliance fondante et subtilement acidulée. Ces accords mettent en valeur la complexité aromatique du thé, sublimant chaque dégustation.

Recettes et cocktails à base de thé noir Pouchkine

À la tombée du jour, Pouchkine invite à la créativité et à la convivialité. Il se prête aux plus élégants détournements, comme ce cocktail raffiné qui mêle un trait de sirop de thé Pouchkine, la pureté d’un gin sec, la fraîcheur acidulée d’un soupçon de citron vert et la légèreté pétillante d’un nuage d’eau gazeuse. Servie dans une coupe élancée, cette création incarne l’art de vivre entre tradition slave et élégance parisienne, offrant un moment d’exception où bulles et arômes se répondent avec finesse.

Le Saviez-vous ?

Nous avons pensé à vous, pour rendre chaque instant plus simple et délicieux. Nous avons créé le sirop de thé Pouchkine, élaboré au cœur de la Maison en collaboration avec un maître siruptier passionné. Prêt à l’emploi, ce sirop d’exception se glisse aisément dans vos cocktails sophistiqués ou vos boissons estivales pour petits et grands, apportant à chaque gorgée la richesse aromatique unique du thé Pouchkine. Un allié précieux pour sublimer vos moments de convivialité, avec élégance et simplicité.

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- Black tea flavoured with citrus fruits -


It's on a basis of China and Ceylon teas that has been imagined Pouchkine tea. And that's the only thing we can tell about this tea! Its composition has been kept a secret for 40 years... It tastes like Russia and its story is romantic: the great Pouchkine would not have denied it, but the only way to know more about this tea is to taste it. A Betjeman and Barton signature.

A well-kept secret for decades

Among our Maison's most iconic recipes, Pouchkine has for over forty years perpetuated the understated elegance, refined refinement, and distinctly Parisian sophistication that characterize our finest creations. This recipe, with its citrus notes and elusive touch, is jealously guarded. A Russian taste that has become a cult... French style.

 

A tea that speaks Russian… in French

It all begins in a discreet salon in the 15th arrondissement of Paris. There, around a hammered copper samovar, Lyosha, heir to an aristocratic Russian lineage exiled since the 1930s, shares with Didier, one of the leaders of our House, the vibrant memories of his Moscow youth. Tea, of course, enters the conversation. “We always had it with lemon, sometimes orange marmalade… it softened its strength,” he recalls nostalgically. In Didier’s mind, the idea of a Russian tea with a Parisian soul begins to infuse. He sees citrus, power, a barely veiled elegance. Thus, Pushkin is born: a Slavic-inspired tea, but imagined in Paris, shrouded in mystery and memory. And the exact recipe? It remains one of the House’s best-kept secrets; and the favorite topic of salon conversation for four decades…

 

A fragrant tribute to a prince of letters

The name was a natural choice. The creator of this tea had a deep admiration for Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin: a prince of poets, a child of Romanticism, and a lover of the French language. Like its illustrious namesake, this tea cultivates contrasts: rigor and tenderness, the brightness of zest and the shadow of black tea, ardor and restraint. It embodies both quiet strength and flamboyant delicacy. A tribute infused with literature, history, and emotion.

20161

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Camille MF
Merveilleux

Je bois du Pouchkine tous les matins depuis plus de 25 ans, et je ne m'en lasse pas !

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Daniel LARRUE
toujours le même plaisir de savourer ce très bon

toujours le même plaisir de savourer ce très bon thé et son arôme de bergamote

Cher client,
Un grand merci pour votre avis !

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jean pierre long

Selon les années il y a plus ou moins de bergamote
D’après le suivi des commandes vous devez voir une certaine continuité

Cher client,
Nous vous remercions pour votre avis. La qualité et la constance de nos produits sont nos objectifs.