A tea to your taste

Aromas and moods, tasting and seasons, time and flavors, the world's most precious teas are worthless if they are not to your liking. Full-bodied, light, smoky or fragrant... there is a tea for every hour of the day and night. It's up to you to choose, depending on the moment of tasting and the mood of the moment.

Breakfast

Do you like plain tea? Opt for a full-bodied blend, like Breakfast Royal. Unless you prefer a lighter tea like Darjeeling.

Are you a fan of milk with your tea? Then choose a fiery Assam like Greenwood.

For those who enjoy hearty breakfasts with eggs, cheese, or cold cuts, we recommend a Chinese tea, chosen to be more or less smoky according to taste, such as China Imperial Gold.

If you are hosting a brunch with family or friends (a late breakfast that is a real meal), offer several teas to satisfy everyone's taste.

Tea Time

At snack time, the most gourmet choice is yours: with the exception of the most full-bodied, all teas are suitable for this particular time of day.

To accompany a pastry or a biscuit, some prefer a Darjeeling or a green tea, while others opt for a flavored tea with citrus or fruit accents like Blue Mountain...

For those who want a typically Indian break, add a slice of untreated orange to your tea. Unlike lemon, which destroys the taste of tea, orange enhances its flavor, as evidenced by our famous Pouchkine.

Evening

After dinner, how about a light cup of tea?

A Formosa Grand Oolong or a flavored tea like Pomme d’Orange delicately accompanies an end of evening.

You can opt for a rooibos like Rooibos Muffin, a real drinkable cake, or, less sweet, the red garden rooibos flavored with flowers and strawberry, vanilla, grapefruit.

Special Moments

Teas are like fine wines: they are available to you all year round and are enjoyed in different ways, depending on the seasons.

Thus, Christmas Tea warms your Christmases with its caramel, orange, and maraschino flavors, while Eden Rose is an ideal tea to enjoy in the softest days of summer.

What about "A Day in the Country" teas (with sweet orange flavors),

"Speak to me of Love" (raspberry, jasmine, orange and Ylang-Ylang)

or the aptly named "Feast Day" (a blend of fruits, flowers and spices)...