Tea

Raspberry rush

Brewing an iced tea? Add fresh raspberries. The experience will transform you.

C$10.00 C$0.20
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Eternally nuts

This drink is delicious when enjoyed with a few Madeleines, the French shell-shaped cupcakes, not the girls ... although one does not preclude the other.

C$9.50 C$0.19
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Schnaps Oolong

For a dark and snowy mornings, you know, the ones when the temperature gets as pleasant as a root canal.

C$11.50 C$0.23
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Crispy almonds

For a complete experience, put on warm stockings. Still cold? Opt for a heated bag or cat on your feet.

C$10.00 C$0.20
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Apple pineapple

Enjoy it hot or iced. You can even add sparkling water / wine if you are celebrating. Now, that’s fancy!

C$10.00 C$0.20
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Tung Ting Oolong

Enjoy it with your eyes closed, sitting in the grass. You can almost smell Vietnam aromas, see the green mountains and shed a small tear.

C$14.00 C$0.28
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Sencha Fukujyu

Perfect for reciting haiku, gong in hand and lost in thoughts.

C$13.00 C$0.26
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Chaïbos

With a little sugar and milk, this caffeine free chai is great for children that wish to discover tea. After all, we love them even more when they sleep ...

C$10.00 C$0.20
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Box of 50 - Asian flower enveloped sachet

Asian flower is as comforting as your granny’s apple pie. Like her, it solves any problems.

C$2,500.00 C$50.00
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Flu buster

Better safe than sorry. Before "grumbling like a monster", trust the powers of ginger and do not underestimate the hours of sleep.

C$10.50 C$0.21
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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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Kenilworth

This tea is refined and very well cultivated. It is therefore perfect for listening to a non-subtitled Hungarian author film or a lecture on string theory.

C$11.50 C$0.23
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