Black tea is now one of the most widely consumed teas in Europe. Found in breakfast rituals, the traditional British afternoon tea, and flavoured blends such as Earl Grey, it has travelled across cultures and through the centuries. But what is the true origin of black tea? How was it created? And how did it journey from Asia to Europe before becoming a favourite among lovers of organic and responsibly sourced black tea? The origin of black tea dates back to China, the historic cradle of tea...
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Mint green tea vs mint infusion: what are the differences?Posted in: Tea timeRead moreMint green tea and mint infusion are two must-have drinks for lovers of fresh, vegetal flavors. Often confused, they are nevertheless quite different in terms of their moments of consumption and their composition. In order to better understand the differences and their advantages, we explain how to make the right choice.What is mint green tea?Mint green tea is a drink composed of green tea leaves, combined with fresh or dried mint. It is appreciated for its taste both vegetal, fresh and...
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Detox hot drinks: green tea, rooibos or infusion after the holidays?Posted in: Tea timeRead moreWhy adopt hot detox drinks after the holidays? After the rich meals and sweet excesses of the holidays, our body is often put to the test. Fatigue, bloating, slow digestion, lack of energy. It is at this moment that a hot detox drink can become a valuable ally. Drinks such as teas, herbal teas and hot infusions provide warmth and comfort. They naturally help to slow down, take a moment for yourself and rehydrate the body. Detox green tea from Terre d'Oc: the essential for a gentle and...
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The Guide to Steeping Times and Temperatures for Different Types of TeaPosted in: Tea timeRead moreThe art of brewing tea may seem simple, but several factors can influence the quality of the experience. In this article, discover the recommended water temperatures and steeping times for each type of tea, so you can fully enjoy the flavour and benefits of your tea.
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Matcha vs. Classic Green Tea: What’s the Difference?Read moreFor centuries, green tea has been appreciated for its benefits and delicate, vegetal flavours. Among its many varieties, matcha stands out for its unique preparation method and distinctive properties.
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Why Drink Organic Tea?Posted in: Tea timeRead moreTea is one of the most widely consumed beverages in the world, appreciated for its diversity of flavours, health benefits and rich cultural heritage. Organic tea is attracting more and more enthusiasts. But why choose organic tea over conventional tea? Discover in this article three good reasons to choose organic tea.
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Which Autumn Teas and Herbal Infusions Should You Choose?Posted in: Tea timeRead moreAutumn is here, bringing cooler temperatures and shorter days. It’s the perfect season to warm up with a cup of autumn tea or herbal infusion. Our bodies often crave warmth and comfort at this time of year.
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Homemade Peach Iced Tea: Our Quick and Easy RecipeRead moreWhen temperatures rise and the sun is shining, there’s nothing better than a refreshing glass of homemade iced tea. Delicious and right on trend, homemade iced tea makes for drinks with indulgent and surprising flavours. Even when served iced, tea retains all its health benefits. A summer essential!
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Iced Tea, the Must-Have Drink of Summer!Posted in: Tea timeRead moreSummer has arrived, bringing with it the search for refreshing, thirst-quenching, delicious and healthy drinks. Cold-brew teas have become increasingly popular in recent years. Trendy and full of flavour, iced teas are the perfect companions for hot summer days and relaxing moments with family and friends. A delicious alternative to sugary soft drinks with little nutritional value. Let's explore the many facets of iced tea, from preparation methods and the benefits of cold brewing to...
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Origin, Preparation and Benefits of Yerba Mate...Posted in: Tea timeRead moreLatin America's iconic beverage, yerba mate—sometimes referred to as "Paraguayan tea", "Jesuit tea" or "Brazilian tea"—is one of the world's most widely consumed naturally caffeinated drinks, alongside tea and coffee.