In China, jasmine tea (Mo Li Hua Cha) is said to be the oldest of the flower teas and to have been developed under the Song Dynasty (960-1279). Our Mo Li Hua Cha is made according to an age-old tradition; a layer of tea leaves is spread out on a tarpaulin, and on top of them a layer of jasmine flowers is added, followed by another layer of tea and then 30 to 40 cm of jasmine buds. The heat given off by the flowers packed between the layers of tea accelerates the opening of the buds which...

The island of Kyushu, in the far south of Japan, is regarded as the cradle of Japanese civilisation and tea culture, as it was here that, in the 12th century, the monk Eisai planted the first tea bushes in Japan, which he had brought back from China. The fertile volcanic soils (Kyushu is known as the ‘Land of Fire’) and the intense sunshine have enabled the production of remarkable teas since the Meiji period in the 19th century.

Used first as a medicinal plant, tea is now the most drunk beverage in the world after water.

Oui bien-sûr ! On peut boire du thé dans cette période où l’on se retrouve confiné à la maison, le thé est tellement riche de bienfaits ! Mais la théine ne va-t-elle pas m’énerver ?

Quand on évoque le thé vert, on pense tout de suite à sa réputation de « thé minceur ». Tantôt une action brûle-graisse revendiquée, tantôt on lui voue des vertus drainantes, le thé vert serait l’allié idéal pour perdre ses kilos en trop…mais qu’en est-il vraiment ? Est-il à la hauteur de sa réputation ? On vous donne quelques éléments de réponse par ici !

The tiny shiny black seeds scraped from inside a vanilla pod with the tip of a knife are often referred to as vanilla caviar. Naturally rich in aromatic compounds, these delicate, glossy seeds offer an intense, smooth, and indulgent flavor. Their complex and lingering balsamic aroma makes them a perfect ingredient for baking and desserts such as custards, cakes, and ice cream.

As the days grow shorter, the cold settles in, festive lights begin to sparkle and illuminate towns and cities, and families prepare for the holiday season. Christmas is a time filled with magic and wonder—a season of reflection, togetherness, celebrations, family meals, and, of course, gift-giving and festive gatherings. While a cup of tea may not carry the same symbolism as a steaming glass of mulled wine or hot chocolate, it remains a winter favorite, especially for its comforting and...

The Christmas holidays are one of the most joyful times of the year, filled with delicious treats featuring warming spices, traditional festive dishes, and seasonal fruits. It is a time of togetherness and celebration, perfect for enjoying the company of loved ones and cozying up by the fire with a good book in one hand and a steaming cup of tea in the other. Whether you are a casual tea drinker or a true tea enthusiast, Christmas is the perfect opportunity to discover the countless indulgent...

This ancient and wonderfully flavorful beverage continues to reveal a wealth of remarkable benefits, including the many ways its leaves can be reused after brewing. As more and more of us seek to protect the environment through simple everyday actions—reducing waste and giving a second life to used items—tea holds a few surprising secrets. From the garden to the home, used tea leaves can be put to good use in ways that help reduce waste while enhancing daily life. Here are some practical tips...

Internautes, clients, prospects, visiteurs… Vous êtes nombreux à vous poser la même question : quelle différence entre le thé et la tisane  ? Ce sont certes des boissons chaudes ou glacées à la fois belles, saines et pleines d’énergie que l’on obtient en infusant des plantes. Mais allons plus loin avec cet article et découvrons ensemble leurs caractéristiques, préparations respectives et quelques conseils avisés. Différence entre thé et tisane : la définition des vocables et caractéristiques...