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Copenhagen Sparkling Tea Company - Lysegron - 750 mL
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Copenhagen Sparkling Tea Company - BLÅ (Blue) - 750 mL
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Copenhagen Sparkling Tea Company - Lyserod - 750 mL
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Copenhagen Sparkling Tea Company - BLÅ (Blue) - 375 mL
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Copenhagen Sparkling Tea Company - Lyserod - 375 mL
Regular price $24.99 USDRegular priceSale price $24.99 USD -
Copenhagen Sparkling Tea Company - Lysegron - 375 mL
Regular price $24.99 USDRegular priceSale price $24.99 USD
About Copenhagen Sparkling Tea Company
- Based in
- Copenhagen, Denmark
- Founded
- 2017
- Known for
- alcohol-free sparkling tea blends served like wine
The idea came out of a restaurant dining room. Jacob Kocemba, then a sommelier in Copenhagen, could not find a wine to pour with a dish of French wild strawberries, so he started experimenting with fine teas instead. He co-founded Copenhagen Sparkling Tea Company with Bo Sten Hansen, and the first three bottlings went on sale in early summer 2017.
Each cuvée is a blend of organic teas, with each tea brewed on its own at the temperature it needs before blending.
Copenhagen Sparkling Tea Company questions
Are Copenhagen Sparkling Tea Company drinks alcohol-free?
Some are and some are not. Several of the company's cuvées, a wine word for blends, contain no alcohol, while others are made at 5% alcohol, so the label is worth checking. The drinks are built to stand in for wine at the table: like sparkling wine, sparkling tea is served well chilled, around 41°F (5°C), in a champagne coupe.
What kinds of tea does the company blend, and how do they differ?
The cuvées blend up to 13 organic teas, including black, green, white and oolong, and some also use jasmine tea or hibiscus. Silver needle, a white tea, is made only from hand-picked tea buds that are withered and gently dried, while other white teas such as white peony also include the youngest leaves. Oolong is made from partly oxidized leaves, meaning they darken in air for a while, so it falls between green and black tea.