Mariage Frères - Nil Rouge
Mariage Frères - Nil Rouge
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Nil Rouge
Mariage Frères Nil Rouge is a scented rooibos herbal tea presented as loose rooibos in a sealed black canister, with 100 g net contents. Its verified flavor profile is citrus, spice and marigold.
What it is and what it tastes like
Nil Rouge is a naturally caffeine-free rooibos blend scented with citrus and spice and finished with marigold petals. It offers the aromatic style of a Mariage Frères blend without a true-tea leaf base.
Key details
- Product type: scented rooibos herbal tea
- Flavor: citrus, spice and marigold
- Designation: Jardin Premier
- Caffeine: naturally caffeine-free
- Origin: South African rooibos base
- Format: loose rooibos in a sealed black canister
- Net contents: 100 g
- Barcode: 3700286549404
How to prepare it
- Tea: 2.5 g
- Water: 200 ml (about 6.8 US fl oz)
- Temperature: 95°C (203°F)
- Steep: 5 minutes
About Mariage Frères
Founded in Paris in 1854, Mariage Frères describes its approach as the French Art of Tea. Its collection spans origin teas, scented blends, herbal infusions, tea foods and tea accessories.
Buy from The Ambrosian Pantry
The Ambrosian Pantry is a specialty food shop at 263 Josephine Street in Denver’s Cherry Creek North neighborhood. Order online for shipping, choose local pickup, or visit the store when this item is in stock. Browse the full Mariage Frères collection or explore the complete tea selection.
Frequently asked questions
What is Mariage Frères Nil Rouge?
It is a scented rooibos herbal tea with a profile of citrus, spice and marigold.
What size and format is it?
This listing is for 100 g in loose rooibos in a sealed black canister.
How should it be prepared?
Use 2.5 g per 200 ml (about 6.8 US fl oz) at 95°C (203°F) for 5 minutes.
Where can I buy it?
Order from The Ambrosian Pantry online for shipping or local pickup, or shop at 263 Josephine Street in Denver when it is in stock.
Ingredients and allergen information can change. Review the label on the package before consuming.
