Tea

Rose-raspberry oolong

Looking for a tea that goes with power-death-metal? We love you already! :-)

C$13.00 C$0.26
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Cascara

Although Cascara is naturally sweet, you can add honey. Some people even add ginger, nutmeg and cinnamon to get the perfect winter beverage.

C$6.50 C$0.13
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Matcha Kawa Bunga (50g)

Whisk firmly, but stay calm. No one wants green on their walls.

C$800.00 C$16.00
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Lavender earl grey

This Earl Gray suits those wishing to practice their Provencal accent. It’s particularly good with a Marcel Pagnol movie, followed by a petanque match.

C$10.50 C$0.21
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BoosT.

Better safe than sorry. Before falling prisoner of your favorite couch, a cup of BoosT. is highly recommended.

C$11.00 C$0.22
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Bai Hao Jingmai

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.

C$16.00 C$0.32
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Dark chocolate

Eat chocolate. Questions?

C$10.50 C$0.21
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Sencha Gyokuro Okabe

The leaves can be infused two to three times in a row, each time extending the infusion time. Yeah, that’s right, sometimes I give real advice.

C$21.50 C$0.43
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Not so squeezed orange

It’s a great match with the “Les feuilles mortes de Jacques Prévert” poem or the “La chanson de Prévert de Serge Gainsbourg” song. But, you know, with a Bruce Willis action flick...it's still good!

C$10.50 C$0.21
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Hojicha

Since it does not contain a lot of caffeine, it’s a perfect tea for an evening beverage. After that, you can do whatever you want!

C$11.00 C$0.22
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Genmaicha

Enjoy it in the afternoon while listening to Madame Butterfly.

C$9.50 C$0.19
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Spicy chaï

For an optimal experience, add sugar and milk. Waggle your hips on furious Indian music. And, it’s on.

C$10.00 C$0.20
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