Linden: a tree with many virtues
Linden is a tall tree with a remarkable range of virtues. Its use in natural health care stretches back centuries. Traditionally consumed…
ReadRecipes, rituals, craftsmanship and inspirations around tea. Step into the Thés & Traditions way of life.
Linden is a tall tree with a remarkable range of virtues. Its use in natural health care stretches back centuries. Traditionally consumed…
ReadThe festive season means Christmas teas: warm, comforting blends of orange, cinnamon, and spice. Built on a base of black tea, these…
ReadIf drinking your tea without sugar feels like a challenge, white sugar isn't your only option, nor the healthiest one. There are gentler…
ReadOolong tea sits beautifully between green and black tea, with partial oxidation that gives it a smooth, virtually bitter-free character and…
ReadJapan offers a remarkable variety of refined teas, from Sencha and Matcha to Hojicha (roasted tea) and Genmaicha (rice tea). Each has its…
ReadTea, originally from China, is the second most consumed beverage in the world. Rich in antioxidants, particularly polyphenols, green tea…
ReadUnder the influence of the British Empire, India began producing tea in the 19th century. Today, it is the world's second-largest tea…
ReadAs winter approaches, a warming herbal infusion is one of life's simple pleasures. Sage, verbena, cinnamon, ginger and more: our autumn…
ReadIn Japan, the tea ceremony is deeply rooted in history and culture. It reflects the art of preparing and sharing matcha. In a humble house,…
ReadAutumn settles in with its chill and its fatigue, making it the perfect season for a warming cup of tea. For a detox boost, reach for a…
ReadWhen the cold sets in, few things warm you quite like a cup of black tea. With its natural caffeine, bold flavour and everyday benefits,…
ReadAn amber glass on the table, a few ice cubes softly clinking, the scent of peach or bergamot rising — homemade iced tea has nothing in…
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