Laduree Mathilde Tea

Laduree Mathilde Tea

Magnolia China Green Tea (37.5%), China Black Tea (23%), China Green Tea (30%), Orange Blossom Petals, Aromas (Orange Blossom, Magnolia).

Mathilde Tea is a delicate blend of black and green Chinese teas, orange blossom and magnolia. That combination of green and black creates a best-of-both-worlds brew that is fabulous with food, while the orange blossom and magnolia provide intriguing notes of citrus, honey and verbena that complement almost any cuisine. It has been filled into tea bags, which come presented in a stylish turquoise box patterned with an adorable floral motif.

To consume hot, infuse for three minutes in water at 75°C. To consume cold or iced, infuse for between eight and 24 hours.

In 1862, Louis Ernest Ladurée opened a bakery at 16 Rue Royale, just on the edge of the Madeleine district of Paris. The surrounding area increasingly became the place to see and be seen, attracting a who’s who of French luxury brands and a flock of Parisian high society. The café scene began to burgeon becoming more and more lavish, which gave Louis’ wife Jeanne Souchard the idea to merge the Parisian café and pastry shop to form one of the city’s first tea rooms. The brand is now synonymous with macarons (invented by Louis’ grandson Pierre Desfontaines), innovative scents and flavours, and the most indulgent tea experiences. Inextricably linked to the history of tea and beautiful shared moments, the company was inspired to launch T by Ladurée, dedicated to transforming the humble cuppa into an haute couture event, and Beauté by Ladurée for those fashionable finishing flourishes