Tea
Some people don't like the pure taste of chamomile. This lemon-enhanced herbal tea showcases a fruity side that will convince your most stubborn friends. If that doesn't work, we advise you to make new friends.
Has one of your friends just learned a bad news? Comfort him/her with this tea “infused” with good humor. If it does not work, try whisky instead.
Did you know that carrots have been used in cakes since the Middle Ages?! Drop this tasty tidbit at your New Year's Eve party to show how knowledgeable you are.
If you are passionate about Gaelic poetry, you could opt for a caffeine-free beverage instead.
This tea is a perfect nocturnal sweet cravings satisfaction. Excellent with milk, maple syrup and a good b&w film.
Perfect for an evening tea. As comforting as a warm glass of milk. But, I advise you, not to soak your Oreo in.
As this tea has been carefully selected, we recommend you drink it as is, without adding milk or sugar. But rest assured, we won't judge if you do.
American Pie, Dumb and Dumber, The Hangover ; all these movies become deep, complex and refined when accompanied by this tea.
Excellent at mealtime, Lapsang Souchong can also be used in cooking. Mix it with the cooking juices of a grilled chicken or roasted veal, you’ll thank me later.