

La Cour du Roy Herbal Tea
Fennel, rooibos, lemongrass and lemon balm herbal tea
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Its composition
As the castle gates open, La Cour du Roy makes its entrance!
Imagine Versailles on a spring afternoon. Silk dresses swirl through the salons, flowerbeds overflow with roses, and somewhere, an afternoon snack is being prepared. Summer fruits and pastel-colored treats paint a deliciously frivolous picture.
This is the very spirit of La Cour du Roy, a generous and refined herbal tea that brings together fennel, rooibos, lemongrass, lemon balm, peppermint, strawberry, rose, vanilla, raspberry, apricot, mallow flowers, and rose petals.
Notes present in La Cour du Roy Herbal Tea
As soon as it is brewed, La Cour du Roy reveals an aromatic bouquet dominated by the herbal notes of lemon balm and the anise nuances of fennel. These two ingredients give the blend its distinctive character. Then, strawberry and raspberry introduce a fruity, slightly sweet touch that rounds out the blend without overpowering it. Apricot extends this sweetness, while rose and mallow flowers add delicate floral touches. Vanilla adds a hint of indulgence, supported by the natural roundness of rooibos. Finally, lemongrass and peppermint bring a light freshness that balances this blend with finesse.
Tasting La Cour du Roy Herbal Tea
At Court, everyone knows their place… but some personalities stand out more than others. For behind its very 18th-century elegance, La Cour du Roy reveals a playful temperament. The initial fruity impressions gradually give way to lighter floral aromas, before a herbal note extends the experience.
Hot, it evokes the refinement of a boudoir where conversations linger. Iced, it takes on a livelier character, with particularly refreshing aromatic accents.
Enjoy La Cour du Roy Herbal Tea at any time
From the intimacy of breakfast to the lively conversations of the afternoon, La Cour du Roy adapts to the pleasures of the day. It is also a delightful companion for a quiet evening when you are looking for a fragrant infusion.
- Fennel, rooibos, lemongrass, lemon balm
Versailles, from the courtyard to the gardens
Beyond the majesty of the palace, Versailles also cultivates the art of surprise. Around every bend in the avenues, the masterfully designed vistas give way to more secret groves, fountains, and walks far from the bustle of the salons.
Nature, carefully staged, becomes a spectacle in its own right. Water features, sculptures, ponds, and plantings create a setting that never
quite reveals itself at first glance.
It is this more intimate and romantic side of Versailles that inspires La Cour du Roy. A free and joyful interpretation of the spirit of the era, blending whimsy, sensual pleasures, and freedom of imagination.
Marie Antoinette, queen of pleasures
At the Petit Trianon, the young Marie Antoinette finds refuge from the constraints of Court. She gives free rein to her love of music, theatre, and
entertainments with close friends.
Far from the sovereign frozen in official portraits, we prefer to imagine a lively, curious, and creative Marie Antoinette, much as Sofia Coppola reinvented her in film. A young woman devoted to beauty and freedom, surrounded by a world where delicacy readily meets extravagance.
La Cour du Roy draws on this world’s love of contrasts: a bouquet to savor, blending self-assured sophistication with a gentle insolence.
Herbal tea and food pairings
In Versailles, even an afternoon snack feels like a reception. To complement La Cour du Roy, imagine a raspberry pavlova with light vanilla cream and
crystallized rose. The crunch of the meringue, the softness of the cream and the brightness of the fruit create a refined pairing. Served hot or iced, the herbal tea extends the dessert's indulgent notes, while its botanical freshness balances the whole.
Recipes and cocktails featuring La Cour du Roy herbal tea
The Queen's Whim: a few hours before the festivities, cold-brew La Cour du Roy. Add a few lightly crushed raspberries, a splash of lime and a drop of rose syrup. Top with sparkling water, then serve in a crystal coupe, garnished with a strawberry sliced along the rim and an edible rose petal. A fresh, fruity and deliciously cheeky non-alcoholic cocktail. Enough to make the Court blush, without even loosening their corset.
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Its composition
As the castle gates open, La Cour du Roy makes its entrance!
Imagine Versailles on a spring afternoon. Silk dresses swirl through the salons, flowerbeds overflow with roses, and somewhere, an afternoon snack is being prepared. Summer fruits and pastel-colored treats paint a deliciously frivolous picture.
This is the very spirit of La Cour du Roy, a generous and refined herbal tea that brings together fennel, rooibos, lemongrass, lemon balm, peppermint, strawberry, rose, vanilla, raspberry, apricot, mallow flowers, and rose petals.
Notes present in La Cour du Roy Herbal Tea
As soon as it is brewed, La Cour du Roy reveals an aromatic bouquet dominated by the herbal notes of lemon balm and the anise nuances of fennel. These two ingredients give the blend its distinctive character. Then, strawberry and raspberry introduce a fruity, slightly sweet touch that rounds out the blend without overpowering it. Apricot extends this sweetness, while rose and mallow flowers add delicate floral touches. Vanilla adds a hint of indulgence, supported by the natural roundness of rooibos. Finally, lemongrass and peppermint bring a light freshness that balances this blend with finesse.
Tasting La Cour du Roy Herbal Tea
At Court, everyone knows their place… but some personalities stand out more than others. For behind its very 18th-century elegance, La Cour du Roy reveals a playful temperament. The initial fruity impressions gradually give way to lighter floral aromas, before a herbal note extends the experience.
Hot, it evokes the refinement of a boudoir where conversations linger. Iced, it takes on a livelier character, with particularly refreshing aromatic accents.
Enjoy La Cour du Roy Herbal Tea at any time
From the intimacy of breakfast to the lively conversations of the afternoon, La Cour du Roy adapts to the pleasures of the day. It is also a delightful companion for a quiet evening when you are looking for a fragrant infusion.
- Fennel, rooibos, lemongrass, lemon balm
Versailles, from the courtyard to the gardens
Beyond the majesty of the palace, Versailles also cultivates the art of surprise. Around every bend in the avenues, the masterfully designed vistas give way to more secret groves, fountains, and walks far from the bustle of the salons.
Nature, carefully staged, becomes a spectacle in its own right. Water features, sculptures, ponds, and plantings create a setting that never
quite reveals itself at first glance.
It is this more intimate and romantic side of Versailles that inspires La Cour du Roy. A free and joyful interpretation of the spirit of the era, blending whimsy, sensual pleasures, and freedom of imagination.
Marie Antoinette, queen of pleasures
At the Petit Trianon, the young Marie Antoinette finds refuge from the constraints of Court. She gives free rein to her love of music, theatre, and
entertainments with close friends.
Far from the sovereign frozen in official portraits, we prefer to imagine a lively, curious, and creative Marie Antoinette, much as Sofia Coppola reinvented her in film. A young woman devoted to beauty and freedom, surrounded by a world where delicacy readily meets extravagance.
La Cour du Roy draws on this world’s love of contrasts: a bouquet to savor, blending self-assured sophistication with a gentle insolence.
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