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Tea
Trying to be authentic during your next tasting, Oishi desu! means: " it's delicious ! " in Japanese. Or is it " Where are the restrooms ? " My Japanese is bit rusty.
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.
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!
A great classic! It’ll make you feel as if you’re a part of the “English aristocratic society” : it's time to eat crumpets for lunch and wear your nicest hat.
Better safe than sorry. Before falling prisoner of your favorite couch, a cup of BoosT. is highly recommended.
You work hard? You’re always courteous and friendly? No doubt, you deserve a royal treatment. Opt for an imperial tea like The Silvery Needle. You're worth it!
It lends itself admirably to a cake or any other form of festive chocolate dessert with a high caloric content.
If you have a cold, don't waste time trying to pick out all the subtle aromas. Instead, focus on the chicken noodle soup.
Undoubtedly, this tea is perfect for reading in a hammock, playing Marco Polo at the pool, eating your twelfth corn or even an unlikely combination of these three activities.
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!
Great after a hockey-chips-cola or beer-wine-cocktail party.