Tea
To instil confidence in a suspicious audience, insert into a conversation that you drink a second harvest tea from Pussimbing garden. You’re now immediately credible.
Since it does not contain a lot of caffeine, it’s a perfect tea for an evening beverage. After that, you can do whatever you want!
Perfect for afternoon garden parties with friends. Or …. for your Jane Austen reading club.
Has one of your friends just learned a bad news? Comfort him/her with this tea “infused” with good humor. If it does not work, try whisky instead.
The Nilgiri Mao Feng has an impeccable reputation, making it perfect for a good first impression. The rest is up to you.
Use your bamboo whip to dissolve your Matcha like a pro. Japanese tea master Rikyû would be proud!
Trying to be authentic during your next tasting, Oishi desu! means: " it's delicious ! " in Japanese. Or is it " Where are the restrooms ? " My Japanese is bit rusty.
Undoubtedly, this tea is perfect for reading in a hammock, playing Marco Polo at the pool, eating your twelfth corn or even an unlikely combination of these three activities.
Ideal after a family dinner or party, either from punch or your anty’s rum mix to the extra late-night sausages poutine.
Did you know that carrots have been used in cakes since the Middle Ages?! Drop this tasty tidbit at your New Year's Eve party to show how knowledgeable you are.
It lends itself admirably to a cake or any other form of festive chocolate dessert with a high caloric content.