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FAQ

What is Pomme d’amour tea?

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Pomme d’amour is a French-flavored black tea made with oven-caramelized apples from the Loire Valley, blended with handpicked Ceylon tea leaves. It was inspired by the classic French dessert Tarte Tatin, created in 1889 by the Tatin sisters.

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Why is it called “Pomme d’amour”?

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In French, “Pomme d’amour” means “love apple.” The name reflects the caramelized apple flavor and the nostalgic, heartwarming experience the tea provides.​

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What does Pomme d’amour tea taste like?

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It has a smooth black tea base with notes of sweet baked apple and light caramel, giving it a dessert-like, cozy flavor.

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Who makes Pomme d’amour tea?

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It is part of the Janat Paris collection, a French tea house known for blending heritage, Parisian spirit, and artisanal craftsmanship.

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What ingredients are used?

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  • Oven-caramelized apples from the Loire Valley (France)

  • Handpicked Ceylon black tea leaves

  • 100% natural ingredients, no artificial flavoring

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Does Pomme d’amour contain caffeine?

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Yes. Since it is made with black tea leaves, it naturally contains caffeine.

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How do you brew Pomme d’amour tea?

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  • Add 1 teaspoon (2g) per cup

  • Use 90–95°C hot water

  • Steep for 3–4 minutes

  • Drink plain or with milk for a dessert-like touch​

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Can it be enjoyed iced?

 

Yes. Brew at double strength and pour over ice for a refreshing iced version with fruity, caramel notes.

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Has Pomme d’amour won awards?

 

Yes. In 2020, it received the Superior Taste Award from the International Taste Institute, judged by top chefs and sommeliers.

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What makes Pomme d’amour unique?

 

It’s not just a flavored tea—it captures a piece of French culinary history, inspired by Tarte Tatin and crafted with natural, artisanal ingredients. Each cup evokes nostalgia, warmth, and the spirit of sharing.

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