Discover how to explore a variety of traditional tea ceremonies: Chinese Gong Fu Cha, Japanese Cha No Yu, Moroccan mint tea, Russian samovar rituals and English afternoon tea.

What could be simpler and more delicious than a homemade pasta dish or risotto? When it comes to complementing your meal, tea is an ally that blends wonderfully with the sauce made: tomato, lemon, seafood...

When enjoying an aperitif or starter, tea comes to the table to offer a note of originality and subtlety. Above all, it hydrates and delicately awakens the taste buds. Here are some pairing suggestions that should satisfy all desires.

Character, subtlety, indulgence: the aromas of chocolate combine with those of tea in perfect harmony. Discover the perfect tea to enjoy with a bar of dark, milk or white chocolate.

When two Japanese culinary treasures converge, the palate comes alive. The art of savoring tea alongside sushi is a tradition meticulously upheld by renowned Japanese chefs who delight in perfecting combinations that elevate the flavor of each variety of fish.

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In their everyday lives, the Chinese do not use a teapot, but prepare their tea in small individual bowls - zhong bowls - into which they place a little green tea and then pour on boiling water. The bowl is covered with a special lid that allows the tea to be drunk without swallowing the leaves. Tea drinkers will continue to re-infuse the same leaves many times throughout the day and will take their bowls with them wherever they go.

Make way for the sweet! Whether your dessert is light, fruity, or indulgent, there's a perfect tea companion. Whether it's for your afternoon tea break (Five O’Clock Tea) or to cap off a satisfying meal, here are some classic pairings to explore.

Green tea goes wonderfully with all seafood products thanks to its delicacy and iodized notes. Here are some irresistible pairings!

When starting the main course, tea provides a very interesting contrast when combined with red or white meat. It can also enhance or soften the flavors of specific game dishes.