This black tea from China is the ideal tea to drink After Five. It offers a cup that explodes in the mouth with aromas of mint and chocolate, and with bergamot that comes at the very end to make it even more full-bodied.
An English touch, new generation.
Cocoa, mint, bergamot, cornflower flowers
Would you like a mint, sir?
Imagine yourself on a cold winter evening, received with exquisite courtesy by old friends, a stone's throw from Westminster... Dinner draws to a close, bathed in the flickering glow of candles. As the digestif discreetly disappears, a mahogany box of rare elegance appears.
Inside? A treasure of undeniable finesse: the famousAfter Eight, nestled in their delicate brown paper case. Ah, what divine alchemy! The exquisite freshness of crème de menthe, surrendering itself under the noble crunch of dark chocolate… A sensation of absolute refinement.
What if, every evening after a distinguished dinner, you could rekindle the delicate excitement of this exquisite discovery, nestled in the cozy comfort of your Haussmannian living room? This is the very essence of our After Five creation, an exceptional tea, a subtle homage to elegant British mints.
Tea and food pairings
The complexity of After Five tea is fully expressed alongside desserts with a silky texture and bold aromas. A dark chocolate moelleux, a thin mint and lemon tart, or a cocoa shortbread highlight the tea's depth. Conversely, fresh mint ice cream or a bergamot mousse offer an airy counterpoint. These pairings play with its contrasts, revealing at times its freshness and at others its velvety warmth.
After Five Black Tea Recipes and Cocktails
In a cocktail version, After Five becomes a base that's as original as it is refined. Cold-brewed, it pairs with a light syrup of fresh mint, a dash of white cocoa liqueur, and a few drops of yuzu juice. Served chilled in a frosted glass, it evokes a liquid dessert, both vibrant and enveloping. Even more daring: an "After Five Martini," where the concentrated infusion meets a neutral vodka, a hint of cream, and a finely grated layer of dark chocolate. Serve after dinner to surprise and seduce.
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- Black tea with aromas of cocoa and mint -
This black tea from China is the ideal tea to drink After Five. It offers a cup that explodes in the mouth with aromas of mint and chocolate, and with bergamot that comes at the very end to make it even more full-bodied.
An English touch, new generation.
Would you like a mint, sir?
Imagine yourself on a cold winter evening, received with exquisite courtesy by old friends, a stone's throw from Westminster... Dinner draws to a close, bathed in the flickering glow of candles. As the digestif discreetly disappears, a mahogany box of rare elegance appears.
Inside? A treasure of undeniable finesse: the famousAfter Eight, nestled in their delicate brown paper case. Ah, what divine alchemy! The exquisite freshness of crème de menthe, surrendering itself under the noble crunch of dark chocolate… A sensation of absolute refinement.
What if, every evening after a distinguished dinner, you could rekindle the delicate excitement of this exquisite discovery, nestled in the cozy comfort of your Haussmannian living room? This is the very essence of our After Five creation, an exceptional tea, a subtle homage to elegant British mints.
Tea and food pairings
The complexity of After Five tea is fully expressed alongside desserts with a silky texture and bold aromas. A dark chocolate moelleux, a thin mint and lemon tart, or a cocoa shortbread highlight the tea's depth. Conversely, fresh mint ice cream or a bergamot mousse offer an airy counterpoint. These pairings play with its contrasts, revealing at times its freshness and at others its velvety warmth.
After Five Black Tea Recipes and Cocktails
In a cocktail version, After Five becomes a base that's as original as it is refined. Cold-brewed, it pairs with a light syrup of fresh mint, a dash of white cocoa liqueur, and a few drops of yuzu juice. Served chilled in a frosted glass, it evokes a liquid dessert, both vibrant and enveloping. Even more daring: an "After Five Martini," where the concentrated infusion meets a neutral vodka, a hint of cream, and a finely grated layer of dark chocolate. Serve after dinner to surprise and seduce.
