Quince Fruit Tea

Description

Quince Tea Winter Blend with apple and cinnamon

This quince tea combines fruity apple pieces with a warm cinnamon note and fine quince aroma. The blend tastes rounded, aromatic and gently spiced. Therefore, it suits anyone looking for a fruit tea with a winter character.

Apple pieces form the fruity base of this tea blend. Cinnamon pieces add a warm, spicy direction, while marigold blossoms give the tea a beautiful appearance and a fine floral nuance. Natural quince, spice and vanilla flavouring round off the taste.

Quince tea with fruity-spicy taste

The taste is fruity, mild and warmly spiced. The apple note creates a rounded base, while quince, cinnamon and vanilla add a winter-inspired direction. At the same time, the blend remains balanced and not too heavy.

• Fruit tea with apple pieces and cinnamon pieces
• With marigold blossoms and natural quince flavouring
• Fruity-spicy taste with a vanilla note
• Beautiful blend for the cold season
• Rounded tea with a winter character

Apple, quince and cinnamon as a winter combination

Apple and quince work well together because both bring a fruity and lightly sweet direction. Cinnamon complements this fruit base with warm spice. As a result, the tea reminds of winter baking spices while still remaining fruity.

The vanilla note makes the taste softer and rounder. At the same time, marigold blossoms add a subtle floral nuance to the blend. This creates a harmonious cup with fruit, spice and a fine sweet impression.

Preparation of quince tea

For preparation, use one to two teaspoons of the blend per cup. Pour hot water over the tea and let it steep for several minutes. This allows apple, cinnamon, quince and vanilla to develop well.

If you prefer a stronger taste, you can extend the steeping time slightly. For a lighter cup, use a little less tea or shorten the steeping time. Afterwards, strain the tea so the infusion remains clear and balanced.

Ingredients

Apple pieces, cinnamon pieces, marigold blossoms, natural quince, spice and vanilla flavouring.

Discover more fruit teas

If you enjoy fruity tea blends with apple, berries, citrus notes or spices, you will find more suitable varieties in our fruit tea category.

Storage

To preserve scent, colour and aroma, store quince tea in a dry, cool and well-sealed place. Avoid direct sunlight, moisture and strong surrounding odours because fruits, spices and blossoms can easily absorb smells. This keeps the blend aromatic and fruity-spicy in taste.