Berry tea with Lapsang Souchong
2 servings
20 minutes
Berry tea with Lapsang Souchong is a drink with a mysterious depth of flavor, where the smoky notes of black tea intertwine with the juicy freshness of forest berries. This tea comes from China, where Lapsang Souchong is famous for its unique aroma obtained by drying over pine smoke. In this recipe, its rich flavor is softened by mint for freshness, while the sweet-sour notes of blackberry, raspberry, and cranberry create an exquisite combination. A light acidity from lemon juice enhances the fruity bouquet, and pear syrup adds smoothness. This tea is perfect for cozy evenings, warming with its rich aroma and pleasant astringency or for meditative moments when one wants to enjoy the depth of its flavor.

1
Pre-boil smoked tea with mint and berries of blackberry, raspberry, and cranberry.
- Lapsang Souchong Tea (Lapsan Souchong): 200 g
- Mint: 20 g
- Blackberry: 5 g
- Raspberry: 5 g
- Cranberry: 5 g
2
Add pear syrup, fresh berries, lemon juice to the prepared Lapsang and pour boiling water.
- Pear syrup: 30 g
- Blackberry: 5 g
- Raspberry: 5 g
- Cranberry: 5 g
- Lemon juice: 20 ml
- Boiling water: 350 ml
3
Let it steep and serve.









