Winter

Which teas to enjoy for a cozy winter moment?
In the Northern Hemisphere, winter is the coldest season of the year, with less daylight and longer evenings.

We all crave comforting teas, indulgent tasting moments, and a warm cup of herbal infusion. Here are a few ideas to turn your hot drink into a true moment of pleasure and well-being.

Strong, full-bodied origin teas such as Yunnan (Grand Yunnan) or certain Ceylon teas (Ceylon Torrington) are ideal in winter for their intense flavor. A slightly shorter infusion time—just under 3 minutes—is enough to reveal their natural aromas.

Our wide range of flavored black teas offers plenty of choices: from the classic Earl Grey Supérieur, a refined blend with bergamot essential oils, to Fruits Rouges, or the spiced Chai Tea with comforting cinnamon notes.

We also recommend our Cocoa Infusion, made from high-quality cocoa nibs. It infuses without melting and can be enjoyed in water or hot milk, leaving small crunchy cocoa pieces behind.

To explore more winter creations, discover our Advent calendar and Christmas teas: [link]

Don’t forget our wellness infusions and our selections for Valentine’s Day and Grandmother’s Day—perfect for thoughtful gifts.

How to prepare your tea in winter?
As temperatures drop, tea preparation becomes a comforting ritual. The key lies in the right water temperature and infusion time:

Black tea: 90–95°C water, 3 to 5 minutes infusion
Green tea: 75–80°C water to preserve its delicate vegetal notes
White tea: 70–80°C water for subtle floral nuances
Rooibos or herbal teas: 95°C water, 5 to 7 minutes for a rich infusion

For an even warmer experience, enhance your tea with seasonal ingredients such as orange peel or spices.

Well-prepared, every cup becomes an invitation to slow down and fully enjoy winter.

What are the benefits of lemon and honey tea in winter?
Among our teas and infusions, lemon and honey blends are perfect for revitalizing and comforting moments during winter.

You can choose between Lemon Tea, Green Lemon Tea, and Lemon Ginger. The first is a delicately flavored black tea, the second offers added antioxidant benefits, and the third combines green tea with fresh ginger for a vitamin boost.

For honey lovers, we recommend Ronde Fruitée, a traditional black tea recipe with honey and orange—ideal for supporting the immune system and soothing sore throats.

Which infusions to enjoy during long winter evenings?
Our wide range of herbal teas suits every preference:

Douce Nuit: a comforting infusion for peaceful winter nights
Douceur des Cimes: a gourmand blend with cinnamon notes
Délice Panier de Fruits: a fruity infusion

Choose your favorite winter infusion… and if you’d like to order, visit www.compagnie-co.com for fast delivery and secure payment.

Teas to offer for Christmas
Looking for a refined and warm gift? Tea is always an elegant and convivial choice. Gift sets allow you to discover a variety of flavors, perfect for cozy winter moments.

Black tea stands out with its deep, often spicy aromas. Chai blends with cloves, cinnamon, orange peel, or cocoa evoke the spirit of Christmas markets.

For a lighter touch, green and white teas offer delicate freshness, often paired with citrus or floral notes such as rose petals.

Finally, South African rooibos and Christmas herbal infusions complete the selection. Naturally caffeine-free, they are suitable for the whole family and come in indulgent vanilla, spicy, or fruity blends.