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A house of excellence since 1919
For over a century, Betjeman & Barton has been selecting and blending exceptional teas, combining tradition and creativity. Heir to a unique expertise, the house offers single-origin teas and exclusive blends, enhanced with a touch of French elegance. An invitation to discover the art of tea in all its finesse.
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Betjeman & Barton Tea Shop
For 100 years, Betjeman and Barton has been offering a wide range of quality teas, herbal teas and infusions: green teas, black teas, oolong, rooibos, herbal teas, fruit infusions... Over its century of existence, the company has become a true institution, where refinement and creativity reign supreme.
We select the finest leaves and offer you rare and exceptional teas. Our fragrant blends are created in France. You will find flavours and Signature blends, a true work of goldsmith that combines distinction and originality.
A large assortment of accessories, teapots and hampers have made Betjeman and Barton's reputation, which is now well known in France and beyond. We have also been accompanying the greatest Palaces for decades, creating teas and herbal teas cards especially for them. It would even seem that some Princes are our regulars...
Paris at Tea Time: A Tea Shop in the Heart of the Roaring Twenties
The war had barely ended when the Roaring Twenties began to stir the capital. Paris inspired the entire world; the city of love and luxury became cosmopolitan and attracted even the most discerning tea drinkers.
Arthur Betjeman studied the art of tea in Dublin and London, but it was in Paris that he chose to open his first tea shop . Success was there, and the conquest of the City of Light was only just beginning. Arthur Betjeman wanted to think big, so he joined forces with Percy Barton and opened the first Betjeman & Barton boutique, on Rue de Surène and then Boulevard Malesherbes.
