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After writing about interior design, home furnishing, and architecture, since October 2022 I've had the pleasure of focusing daily on my favorite beverage, tea.
In my writings, I aim to answer frequently asked questions and embark on imaginary journeys—until my great dream of traveling to a tea garden comes true.
Otherwise, you can often find me at the cinema, diving into other worlds, and I practice foreign languages daily (mainly French, sometimes Spanish or Dutch). Just as language is a tool that brings people together, in my eyes, a wonderful yet simple cup of tea also creates warm connections and pure conviviality.
When it comes to tea varieties, I keep it classic: I love black tea! My favorites are Nandana, a pure tea from Assam, and the delicately floral Sacred Emily. Since working at PAPER & TEA, I've discovered a love for white tea: the Pu Er Bai Ya enchanted me at my first tea tasting and is a true delight, hot or cold.
The mandarin is a small, sweet citrus fruit belonging to the Rutaceae family. Known for its easily peelable thin skin and juicy segments, it is a favourite worldwide. The bright orange peel of the ...
The passion fruit, scientifically known as Passiflora edulis, is a tropical delight celebrated for its distinctive, aromatic pulp and unique form. Its name is derived from the Passion Flower, which...
The peach, scientifically known as Prunus persica, is a beloved fruit celebrated for its juicy, sweet flesh and velvety skin. Originally hailing from China, this delightful stone fruit has made its...
This is the modern magic of High Tea: at our High Tea event, experience the perfect blend of sweet and savoury dishes with tea. Take a behind-the-scenes look!
Curious about how many times you can enjoy your tea? Learn how often you can savour green tea and how its flavours and aromas transform with each infusion!
The mango is a tropical stone fruit belonging to the cashew family. Renowned for its sweet, juicy flesh and distinctive aroma, the mango is celebrated worldwide as a culinary delight.
Barley is a versatile cereal grain from the grass family, historically significant in the global food industry. Known as one of the earliest cultivated grains, it remains a staple ingredient in bot...
The question of whether tea can expire arises quickly once it surpasses the "best before" date. Discover when aged tea remains drinkable and what to consider for enjoying it without worry.
The lime is a small, green citrus fruit belonging to the genus Citrus, renowned for its sour and aromatic flavour. Widely used in culinary applications, especially in beverages, desserts, and vario...
The currant, botanically known as Ribes, is a small, round berry celebrated for its intense flavour, which can vary from sweet to very tart depending on the variety. Currants are enjoyed both fresh...
Ginger Lemon Tea is a popular beverage cherished for its refreshingly spicy taste and soothing effects. It combines the spiciness of ginger with the tartness of lemon and is often enjoyed either ho...
Tea Tree Oil is an essential oil derived from the leaves of the Australian tea tree (Melaleuca alternifolia). Known for its distinct, spicy aroma and refreshing scent, it is widely used in aromathe...
Rock Tea, also known as "Yancha" (岩茶), is a distinctive category of Oolong tea harvested from the dramatic rocky landscapes of China's Fujian Province. The term "Rock Tea" refers to the steep, rock...