Loose Black Tea TEA Cherry 250 g — flavored loose-leaf black tea, 250g pack

Loose Black Tea TEA Cherry 250 g is a flavored loose-leaf black tea that combines traditional black tea leaves with natural cherry aroma. Packaged in a 250 g bag, the blend produces a medium-bodied brew with fruit-forward notes and a warming finish suitable for hot or iced preparations. The tea can be used on its own or as a base for custom blends and recipes, offering consistent flavor and straightforward brewing characteristics for everyday use.

Advantages

The flavored formulation provides a clear cherry note without altering the structural profile of the black tea base, delivering balanced aroma and taste. The 250 g pack size offers a practical quantity for households or small offices and keeps the product ready for multiple servings. Loose-leaf format enables flexible portioning and longer infusion control compared with tea bags.

Suitable for

• Daily hot tea at home or at the office
• Iced tea preparations and summer beverages
• Culinary uses such as syrups, desserts, or infused sauces
• Custom tea blends and flavored tea recipes

Key specifications

• Type: flavored loose-leaf black tea
• Primary flavor: cherry aroma
• Form: loose leaves
• Net weight: 250 g
• Intended use: hot or iced infusion

How to use

Measure approximately 1 teaspoon (2–3 g) of loose tea per 200–250 ml of water. For hot tea, pour freshly boiled water cooled to about 95–100°C over the leaves and steep for 3–5 minutes depending on desired strength. For iced tea, prepare a stronger infusion by increasing leaf quantity or steeping time, then cool and serve over ice. Adjust leaf quantity and steeping time to personal taste. Strain leaves before serving.

Usage recommendations

Store the tea in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and strong odors to preserve the cherry aroma. Use a dry, airtight container after opening and consume within a reasonable period for optimal freshness. When blending with other ingredients, add delicate florals or citrus peels sparingly to avoid overpowering the cherry note.