Tasting Profile

Palate. Saveur Drinks describes the drink as full-bodied and fruity, with a subtle saltiness and a long-lasting finish.[1]

Structure. Supported structural points, as described by the producer:[1]

  • Body: full-bodied
  • Length: long-lasting finish

Pairings

Saveur Drinks positions Apricot – Salty Lemon with entrees or light main courses.[2]

Composition & Vinification

Saveur Drinks lists the ingredients as an infusion of decaffeinated Ceylon black tea, grape juice, quince juice, apricot juice from apricot juice concentrate, pear juice, non-alcoholic apple cider, lemon juice, salted lemon brine, Buddha's Hand lemon infusion, Kalamansi pulp, and Vitamin C.[1]

Moroccan Salted Lemon — Salinity and Bitterness. Moroccan salted lemon is used in the blend, and the ingredient list separately declares salted lemon brine. Saveur Drinks attributes to the salted lemons a range of flavour nuances from floral aromas to subtle bitterness, refreshing saltiness and acidity.[2]

Decaffeinated Ceylon Black Tea — Infusion Base. An infusion of decaffeinated Ceylon black tea is among the declared ingredients, one of the two elements — tea and oak — with which the fruit juice base is refined.[1]

Citrus Components — Buddha's Hand, Kalamansi and Lemon. Alongside lemon juice, the blend carries a Buddha's Hand lemon infusion and Kalamansi pulp.[1]

Provenance & Sourcing

Specifications. Classification and declared properties:[1]

  • Category: fruit juice beverage refined with tea and oak
  • Alcohol: alcohol-free
  • Caffeine: caffeine-free
  • Sugar: no added sugar

Production. Saveur Drinks states that its products are made in Germany.

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Also known as: Apricot-Salty Lemon