My Beautiful Fir Infusion

Blackcurrant berries 30%, orange peel 25.5%, juniper berries 20%, lemongrass 13.5%, linden (4%), natural flavors, rose petals (2%), cornflower petals (1.5%).

Average nutritional values (for 2 g of tea infused in 200 ml of water):

- Energy: < 17 kJ / 5 kcal
- Fat: 0 g
- Saturated fat: 0 g
- Carbohydrates: < 0.5 g
- Sugars: < 0.5 g
- Protein: < 0.5 g
- Salt: 0 g

Here are some original ideas for enjoying an infusion like Mon beau sapin:

• Refreshing infusion cocktail: Brew a concentrated infusion of Mon beau sapin, let it cool, then mix with sparkling water, ice cubes, and fresh grapefruit slices for a bubbly, alcohol-free drink.
• Homemade infusion sorbet: Make a concentrated infusion, add a bit of blackcurrant or grapefruit juice, and freeze for a light, fruity sorbet.
• Fruit compote with infusion: Use the infusion to cook apples or pears. The fresh pine and blackcurrant flavor will naturally infuse the compote.
• Flavored ice cubes: Pour the infusion into ice cube trays with berry pieces or orange zest, then freeze. These aromatic ice cubes are perfect for refreshing water or other drinks.
• Tea syrup: Reduce the infusion with a bit of sugar to create a syrup you can drizzle over crêpes, waffles, or even fresh fruit for a unique touch.
• Winter fruit salad: Brew the infusion, let it cool, then pour it over a fruit salad of oranges, grapefruits, and apples for a light, fragrant dessert.