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Tea meets truffle.
Blending a base of pure white tea with creamy coconut and cocoa nibs, this white chocolate truffle of a tea should really be classed as confectionery - you'd never guess it was sugar-free.
White tea owes its taste to the careful handling of the young leaves, delicately dried to keep oxidation levels to a minimum. The result is a light, sweet brew which works particularly well as the base for a blend. We've added blackberry leaves to complement the sweet, full-bodied tones which gradually develop over the course of the infusion, while carob, cocoa and coconut create that white chocolate creaminess. High in antioxidants and reputed to promote a youthful complexion, you can drink this tea with an easy conscience.
The Great Taste Awards have been described as the Oscars of the food world—so you can imagine we were pretty chuffed when our Coconut Truffle won a gold star at this year’s awards. The judges said that “the coconut works well to deliver the necessary sweetness against the chocolatey elements.”
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Tea Type
Flavoured White Tea
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Origin
China
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Taste Profile
Sweet, Floral
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Tastes like
Creamy white chocolate and coconut
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Food pairing
Enjoy with marshmallow as a double sweet treat
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When to drink
As an elevenses pick-me-up
Brew the perfect cup
Add two teaspoons (around 4g) of loose leaf tea per cup and use freshly drawn water heated to around 80 degrees. For the ideal temperature either pour the water before it reaches boiling point or allow the water to sit for 3-5 minutes after boiling. Allow to brew for 2-3 minutes according to taste. Best enjoyed without milk.
Reviews
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My favourite
by AJ on 28th May 2017
I absolutely love this tea and drink it every day. It tastes amazing and makes stress melt away like you're on holiday. :) |
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Tastes like it smells
by Andrei Gheorghe on 10th April 2017
Often, sweeter teas smell delightful but taste disappointingly bland and watery. Not so here - despite being sugar free, this tea delivers a sweet creaminess that is at the same time, not sickly. |
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So yummy
by Jessica Van Ristell on 24th January 2017
This tea is lovely and light. Its very sweet which is ideal for someone like me trying to cut down on sugar but with a super sweet tooth! I use x2 teaspoons and infuse for 2 mins for the perfect brew. Highly recommend. |
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Love it
by Nicolas Flores on 16th January 2017
I didn't like it, I looooved it. Great smell, great taste. I converted some friends as well. |
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Pudding in a cup
by Angela Samuels on 12th August 2016
As great tea fans, we like to try something different each time we order our favourites and this time it was Coconut Truffle. It can only be described as pudding in a cup. It is sweet and creamy and quickly becoming yet another favourite. I really recommend that you give it a try. |
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Great
by Liz on 11th August 2016
This tea is great when you need something sweet but do not want the calories of chocolate |
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I love this tea <3
by Steven Deacon on 3rd April 2016
Whittards do some really amazing Tea's and this is one of my absolute favourites |
Origin
China
The Chinese invented paper, gunpowder and the compass. But their finest innovation has to be tea, reputedly first discovered by the emperor Shen Nong in 2737 BCE. Originally prepared as a medicinal brew, tea became a drink in its own right during the Han Dynasty (206 BCE – 220 CE), and today China produces thousands of different varieties ranging from black, green and white tea to oolong, puerh and yellow tea. If you’re looking for a bit of teatime reading take a look at Lu Yu’s ‘Tea Classic’: first written in 780 CE, it covers everything from cultivation methods to tea etiquette…
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