Tea

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.

Never believe the stories of someone who has just been drinking Flowery lavender. It seems to have a strange effect.

For an optimal experience, add sugar and milk. Waggle your hips on furious Indian music. And, it’s on.

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 ...

Before changing your lounge orientation, drink a cup of Feng Shui. Your back will thank you.

The Nilgiri Mao Feng has an impeccable reputation, making it perfect for a good first impression. The rest is up to you.

Perfect for relaxing, unwinding, and impressing your guests with a classier herbal tea than you.

If you don't have a car to sing with the windows down, try it while running really fast.

As healthy as organic alfalfa, but much more exciting.

As healthy as organic alfalfa, but much more exciting.

Some people don't like the pure taste of chamomile. This lemon-enhanced herbal tea showcases a fruity side that will convince your most stubborn friends. If that doesn't work, we advise you to make new friends.

Even better with a sound massage with Tibetan bowls,that releases tension through the sound that flows through the body. Although, it's a whole lot of planning for a cup of tea.