Tea advent Calendar

- THÉ DES NEIGES® : Thé des Neiges® is a blend of green and white teas with a delicate fruity taste. Sprinkled with white petals, this blend recalls all the beauty of the snowy mountains. 

- THÉ CHAÏ AUX ÉPICES : Blend of Chinese black teas with whole cloves, green cardamom pods, ginger bits and cinnamon sticks with orange peels. Perfect for chaï.

- INFUSION DE CACAO : Cocoa beans from Ecuador selected by a quality chocolate-maker, roasted and crushed finely enough for a delicious infusion. May contain traces of gluten, soya, nuts, sesame, milk, egg, sulphites.

- THÉ VERT GUNPOWDER : Gunpowder is traditionally used for mint green tea. Better hot and sweetened.

- HIVER AUSTRAL : Originally from Austral Africa, this rooïbos is flavoured with red fruit and mandarin, sprinkled with flowers, a perfect after dinner hot drink.

- PRALINÉ & CHOCOLAT : A praline black tea with a flavoursome chocolate & hazelnut taste. May contain traces of gluten, soya, nuts, sesame, celery.

How many varieties of tea are there in the 2025 tea advent calendar?

You'll find 25 different varieties in the 2025 Tea Advent Calendar. Each day is a real discovery of our teas, herbal teas or rooibos, plain or flavoured.

Discover a multitude of flavours with the Tea 2025 Advent Calendar!

We're not going to reveal the teas and herbal teas in our 2025 Advent Calendar in date order, but we will whet your curiosity by detailing the blends, their origins, their aromas... We've chosen some plain teas, flavoured black teas, green teas, white teas, rooibos, and of course herbal teas.

You'll find our must-haves like Earl Grey Superior, the ‘Must’ of bergamot-flavoured teas, a blend of bergamot-flavoured black teas from China, sprinkled with cornflowers and calendula. For more tasty discoveries, you'll find Secret de Shéhérazade, a blend of a selection of black teas flavoured with orange, almonds and peach with rose petals. Ronde d'Automne, the ultimate gourmet tea.

For tea lovers, we also offer our Lapsang Souchong, a smoky tea that speaks volumes.

There are also oolongs like Balade en Bretagne with its salted butter caramel flavour. And last but not least, Grand Yunnan, a plain tea that can be enjoyed at breakfast or after a hearty dinner.  For lovers of fruity blends, we'd like you to discover and enjoy a Sencha Calida green tea with red fruit and vanilla notes, Cinq Continents, which takes us on a journey both by its name and its composition (Marula from Africa, kumquat from the Orient, etc.). The black teas are not to be outdone either, with Ronde Fruitée offering a soft finish, and Pêche Abricotée with a gourmet note. Finally, in the ‘fruit’ family, the Rooibos Fruits & Fleurs du Soleil has a sweet, fruity flavour. 

You won't be able to escape our unmissable blends, which will delight the palates of tea connoisseurs and enthusiasts over the winter months. The very tasty Thé de Noël, the eldest in the family, with its aromas of cherry and almond. Etoile d'Orient, which combines chocolate and spices with green teas, Thé des Neiges, an exceptional white tea with red fruits, and of course Hiver Austral rooibos, with its sweet fruit and baked apple flavours. In 2022, this family will be joined by a new blend, Douceur des Cimes, an herbal tea combining lemon balm, verbena, orange, almond and cinnamon.

What's new in the 2025 tea advent calendar?

Every year, we update the teas featured in our calendars, and every year we introduce new products so that you can discover even more of our creations.

This year, we're delighted to be taking advantage of the 2024 Tea Advent Calendar to introduce you to our new Praline & Chocolat, Douce Detox and Balade en Lorraine creations, among others. These are new creations created by our tea experts. They are new to the Advent calendar.

Why offer a tea Advent calendar?

Because of its format and the wide range of different flavours it offers, the Advent Calendar has become a must-have gift idea.

What's more, as you have to leaf through it every day, it's also a great way of remembering the person you're giving it to.

Where does the tradition of the Advent calendar come from?

While the tradition of Advent dates back to the earliest Christians, the calendar is much more recent, having originated in Germanic countries at the end of the 19th century. It was closely linked to Christian tradition and featured pious images each day, sometimes to be coloured in, to keep children waiting for Christmas.

From the 1950s onwards, Advent calendars began to feature sweets to accompany the pictures, and since the 2000s they have become a real source of surprises and treats for young and old alike.