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Brazilian Black Sun Tea (Passion - Mango)
Le Soleil Soleil from Brazil is immersed in the Brazilian universe, a real invitation to travel, a change of scenery, a blend of black teas, mango, passion fruit, flowers that will offer a captivating fragrance that will delight your taste buds. .
- Power of scented black tea: 8/10
- Main notes: An explosion of flavors from the two legendary fruits of Brazil, passion fruit and mango
- To savor: In the morning and after the lunch
Sale of black tea flavored with mango and passion fruit. Get up on the right foot with our tea which will bring a Brazilian touch to your cup of tea and a moment of escape. Discover our high quality teas at the best price.
Tropical Exoticism
The bold marriage of passion fruit and mango for an explosion of sunny flavors.
Noble Base
An elegant black tea that offers a rich and deep structure, perfect for supporting the fruity notes.
Brazilian Inspiration
Designed to awaken the senses, this blend selected by our Comptoir evokes the South American joy of living.
The Sun of Brazil Black Tea is a dive into the Brazilian universe, a true invitation to travel and a change of scenery: a blend of black teas, mango, passion fruit and flowers that offer a captivating scent. Wake up on the right foot with this tea that will bring a Brazilian touch to your cup and a moment of escape — an explosion of flavors from the two mythical fruits of Brazil.
Le Comptoir de Toamasina invites you to discover a world where black tea is adorned with bold and sparkling notes. Inspired by the Brazilian joy of living and the lush landscapes of this adopted country, our selection awakens the senses. Each tasting is a ray of sunshine for the mind: the intense and tart flavor of the passion fruit is ideally intertwined with the nobility of black tea.
Comptoir's words
"The combination of sweet mango and lively maracujá (passion fruit) is one of the pillars of Brazilian flavors. In this Sun of Brazil Black Tea, we wanted to capture this warmth, this vibrant energy and this conviviality found in the markets of Minas Gerais. A comforting tea that instantly brightens your day."
Our view on this tea
This tea was imagined from Brazil, in Minas Gerais. Mango and passion fruit — the maracujá — are not abstract aromas for us: it's the taste of everyday life. We squeeze the maracujá in the morning into juice, make mousses and caipirinhas with it. It is a tart, deep fruit, with an elegant bitterness in the seeds, which we wanted to find in the cup.
Our company is Franco-Brazilian: we export açaí, acerola and guarana from Brazil, while working between the plantations and the markets. This Sun of Brazil is kind of the bridge between these two worlds — a beautiful base of black tea dressed with the fruits that rock Brazilian daily life. It is the perfect tea to give a taste of Brazil to someone who has never been there.
Passion fruit and mango, two emblems of Brazil
Brazil is one of the world's largest producers of passion fruit (Passiflora edulis, the maracujá). The plant, a climbing vine native to South America, produces a spectacular flower — the "passion flower" — so named by 16th century Jesuit missionaries who saw in its structure the symbols of the Passion of Christ. In Brazil, maracujá is everywhere: juices, mousses, desserts, cocktails.
Mango (Mangifera indica), although originally from South Asia, has perfectly acclimatized to the Brazilian Northeast, notably in the São Francisco Valley, which has become a major export region. Its golden, sweet and fragrant flesh is one of the emblematic fruits of the tropical summer. Bringing these two fruits together on a full-bodied black tea is capturing the Brazilian contrast in a cup: the lively acidity of the maracujá and the sunny sweetness of the mango.
Comparative Sensory Analysis
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The Olfactory Pyramid of the Sun of Brazil
How the aromas unfold, from the first impression to the finish
Technical Sheet
What You Receive
- Selection NameSun of Brazil Black Tea
- IngredientsBlack tea, mango, passion fruit, marigold flowers, natural flavors
- Main NotesPassion fruit and mango, the two mythical fruits of Brazil
- To be enjoyedMorning and after lunch
- PackagingResealable pouch 80g, 160g or 480g
- LogisticsPrepared within 24h - Delivered within 48h
How to prepare the Sun of Brazil Black Tea
- Measure: about 2 grams of tea for each 250 ml of water.
- Heat the water: to 85-90°C, to release the aroma of the passion fruit and the depth of the black tea without burning it.
- Steep: 3 to 4 minutes (up to 5 for a more pronounced flavor).
- Enjoy: filter and let yourself be carried away. Serve iced with a slice of lemon for a real tropical summer drink.
The "homemade" recipe (for 100g)
- Quality Black Tea (Assam or Ceylon type): 70g
- Dried mango in small cubes: 10g
- Dried passion fruit: 10g
- Dried marigold flowers: 5g
- Natural flavor or essential oils of mango and passion fruit: 1g
Gently mix the dry ingredients, add the natural flavor and stir well. Store in an airtight glass jar away from light.
5 100% Brazilian Recipes & Cocktails
The mango-passion fruit and black tea alliance is the perfect base for sunny beach drinks.
1. Tropical Black Tea Caipirinha (with alcohol)
Ingredients
- 50 ml Brazilian cachaça
- 20 ml cane sugar syrup
- 2 tbsp very strong brewed and cooled black tea
- ½ lime cut into cubes
- Crushed ice
Preparation
- In a short, wide glass, vigorously crush the lime cubes with the cane syrup using a muddler.
- Add crushed ice to the top of the glass.
- Pour the cachaça and the Sun of Brazil black tea. Mix well from bottom to top and enjoy!
2. The Exotic "Mojitea" (alcohol-free)
Ingredients
- 150 ml brewed and very cold Sun of Brazil black tea
- 20 ml lime juice
- A dozen fresh mint leaves
- 1 tbsp brown sugar
- Sparkling water and ice cubes
Preparation
- At the bottom of a large glass, rub the mint with the sugar and lime juice.
- Fill the glass with ice cubes.
- Pour in the fruity iced tea, then top up with a dash of sparkling water. Garnish with a mint leaf.
3. Sun of Brazil Punch (to share)
Ingredients
- 50 cl brewed and cooled Sun black tea
- 25 cl amber or aged rum
- 25 cl freshly squeezed orange juice
- 5 cl grenadine syrup
- Fresh mango slices and citrus fruits, ice cubes
Preparation
- In a large punch bowl, mix the tea, rum and orange juice.
- Pour the grenadine to color the bottom.
- Add the fresh fruit slices so they soak up the mixture. Serve with a ladle over ice.
4. Mango-Passion Fruit Infused Rum (Rhum Arrangé)
Ingredients
- 700 ml white agricultural rum
- 3 tbsp Sun of Brazil tea
- 1 peeled fresh mango cut into strips
- The fresh pulp of 2 passion fruits
- 100g cane syrup
Preparation
- Place the mango, passion fruit pulp, tea and sugar in a large airtight glass jar.
- Pour the rum over it. Close tightly.
- Let macerate for 4 to 6 weeks away from light, gently stirring the jar once a week. Filter finely before tasting.
5. "Rising Sun" Mocktail
Ingredients
- 15 cl brewed and cooled black tea
- 5 cl orange or mango juice
- 3 cl cranberry juice
- 1 cl raspberry or strawberry syrup
- Ice cubes
Preparation
- In a shaker, place ice cubes, tea, juices and syrup.
- Shake vigorously for 10 seconds.
- Strain into a chilled glass and serve immediately. An ideal drink for the whole family.
Extend the Experience with Le Comptoir
Discover a multitude of ways to sublimate your tea! Our Comptoir shares its passion through books dedicated to spices and tea, but also numerous exclusive recipes available on our ecommerce blog. To go further, join our community on our YouTube channel, where tutorials, tasting tips, and immersive journeys to the heart of the plantations await you.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is maracujá?
It is passion fruit in Brazilian Portuguese — a fruit with a tart and deep pulp, truly emblematic of Brazil, which is one of the world's leading producers.
At what temperature should I steep it?
85 to 90°C, 3 to 4 minutes, to release the sweetness of the tropical fruits without burning the black tea and developing bitterness.
Can it be drunk iced?
It is even its favorite playground! In summer iced tea, in caipirinha or in punch, it reveals all its tropical and festive character.
What is the difference with Carioca tea?
Carioca green tea shares mango, but adds spicy ginger and orange. The Sun of Brazil is a black tea that remains purely focused on the fruity and sweet passion-mango duo.
"Brazil in a cup — the vibrant acidity of maracujá and the sunny sweetness of mango on a full-bodied black tea, imagined from Minas Gerais."
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