FAQs

When selecting a flavored tea, it is worth considering the base tea variety (black, green, white, etc.) and the flavor profiles that appeal to you. Teas can be enriched with natural essences, fruits, flowers or spices. We recommend starting with familiar aromas, then expanding your palette by exploring new flavors.

Infusion is a method of preparing a hot drink with plants.

Herbal tea it is an infusion made with herbs or plants other than the tea plant , often for its health benefits.

Rooibos, often wrongly called “red tea”, is not a tea but an infusion originating from South Africa. It does not contain theine , making it ideal for consumption throughout the day.

Green tea, black tea, and white tea all share a major benefit: they are rich in antioxidants, which help protect cells against free radical damage.

The tea comes exclusively from the leaves of the tea plant (Camellia sinensis) and contains theine and offers a stimulating experience thanks to its caffeine content.

Herbal tea is an infusion of various plants and does not contain theine . are appreciated for their relaxing and digestive properties.

Umami is a deep, savory flavor typical of fermented foods, meats, aged cheeses and certain vegetables like tomatoes. It is one of the five basic flavors, such as sweet, salty, sour and bitter, but it gives a different sensation of richness in the mouth, making it the 5th flavor.

White tea, a popular choice among connoisseurs, is a rare variety that stands out for its minimalist preparation and very light oxidation. Harvested from young shoots of the tea plant, this tea is appreciated for its subtle notes and its sweetness on the palate, reflecting the purity and delicacy of its delicately dried buds.

To preserve the quality of our blend, store it in a cool, dry place away from light. Be sure to close the airtight bag tightly after each use.

The expiry date is indicated on the packaging and corresponds to the optimal period of consumption. Our teas and infusions are generally better before this date.

Caffeine content varies depending on the type of tea or infusion. Our green, white, black, oolong, matcha and mate teas naturally contain caffeine.

On the other hand, our herbal teas and rooibos are caffeine-free. For precise information, please consult the description of each product.