~ Delightful Teas For The Hot Season~
Here are a few quality Le Palais Des Thés (look in my blogroll for the link to their site) tea blends which I highly recommend you to try. They are so refreshing, intoxicating and enjoyable. Perfect for drinking in the morning (Thés Des Sources & Thé Des Sables), in the afternoon (Darjeeling) or in the evening, after dinner (Blue Of London) or for making ambrosial ice teas and luscious baked goods.
Blue Of London
A refined, heavenly, fresh and well-balanced blend that is exceptional.
One of my favorite Earl Grey teas ever!
Whole leaf green tea flavored with the famous Damas rose, grown on the slopes of the Atlas mountains, and exotic fruits such as mango, yellow peach and citrus fruits which giving it a unique flavour of petal jelly.
A fresh and sensual tea blend inspired by a trip to Morocco.
Whole leaf green tea combined with bergamot and mint leaves as well as rose and cornflower petals.
Intensely refreshing and floral.
Darjeeling tea fragranced with natural extracts of lemon, lime, sweet orange, bitter orange, grapefruit, bergamot and mandarin.
An outstandingly fresh and citrusy blend.
and the blue sky to sooth one's heart :)
ReplyDeleteYou have outdone yourself with these grgeous photos. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAwesome, love both the photos of the landscapes and the teas!
ReplyDeleteCiao Rosa ! The photos are stunning so wonderful special places . About the teas I wouldn't know which one to choose !
ReplyDeleteMy eyes are extremely pleased, Rosa :)
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful and unique carvings! I love the sound of the Thés Des Sources tea.
What amazing and lovley pictures Rosa, gloria
ReplyDeleteBreathtaking pics! *gasp*
ReplyDeletethe last one, with all its citrusy notes would be my favorite.
ReplyDeleteMais qu'elles sont belles ces sculptures!
ReplyDeleteTu nous offres une magnifique ballade au pays des thés! Merci!
What interesting sculptures, Rosa! Reminds me of some of the things I've seen on the Indian reservation near me. :-)
ReplyDeleteAMAZING selection of photos and Teas! I particularly liked the sculptures very creative. I have never seen anything like this. Great post ...
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely week! (-:
I think I would like Thé des Sables. Que j'aime cette information sur ces thés.
ReplyDeleteThe thing is I want to sit in those fields drinking these lovely teas....oh please :) Beautiful! xo
ReplyDeleteGreat clicks but the tea leaf are extra special ♥
ReplyDeletewonderful selections of teas, perfect to sip while enjoying your click!
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Gorgeous clicks as always! Your pics are inspiring.
ReplyDeleteI am a cofeeholic but do know to appreciate a good tea.And actually I use green tea in summer to amke refreshing icecream:)Great tea you have listed here:).I watched a documentary about japanese tea ceremony , so interesting it ia art in itself:)
ReplyDeleteHow yout make this tea look so wonderful...I want to take a spoon to it! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThe teas sound wonderful. I am a big tea fan but unfortunately know little about tea. Thanks for the info.
ReplyDeleteThe pictures are gorgeous as usual. Love the unique tree carvings:)
The teas and the clicks are very pleasing to the eye. Thanks.
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I'm a tea addict and love this post. Beautiful pictures too.
ReplyDeleteEncore une fois, un régal pour les yeux!
ReplyDeletethose shots of the blue skies are simply breathtaking! I could look at these photos ALL DAY . . . and thanks for the recommendations for tea, which I enjoy so much!
ReplyDeleteThe first sculpture reminds me on our Présidente fédérale Mme. Calmy-Rey :-)
ReplyDeleteBreath-Taking shots as always, Rosa. And the selection of teas look perfect for any time of the day!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Aldy.
I always like seeing tea blends that use whole leaves like that and not just tea "dust.''
ReplyDeleteSuch gorgeous photos Rosa. I ave never seen such a blue sky!
ReplyDeleteTu me donnes envie d'une tasse de thé...
ReplyDeleteIt's so sad that i stopped drinking tea and coffee....
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, these pictures take my breath away!!!! Sheer beauty! The first two are the best, ah!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos Rosa! The countryside is so idyllic!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures as always!
ReplyDeleteTu sais a quoi me font penser tes bleus, tes nuages duveteux, tes verts petants? Aux films d'animation de Miyazaki. Ca a un petit cote irreel, feerique.
ReplyDeleteUn paradiso terrestre!! Non ho ben capito dove siano state scattate le foto! Ma l'unica cosa certa è che è molto lontano da me!
ReplyDeleteBuona giornata!
Je connais ces thés aux noms évocateurs...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos. Love the sculptures. Thé Des Sables sounds perfect to me!
ReplyDeleteI'm drinking mainly tea in this period, so your suggestions are very welcome. I recently discovered Japanese barley 'tea' (mugicha), it is great cold.
ReplyDeleteHi Rosa, Beautiful and fresh pictures, perfect to soothe ur eyes and soul. Have a great day….Sonia !!!
ReplyDeleteam a major teaaholic (is there something like that!! i wonder??)
ReplyDeletelove having teas whther its summer or winters....
my favourties are white tea(darjeeling) makaibari first flush, earl grey, camomile, orange pekoe..you have given a whole new list for me try out!!!
encore du beau et du bon...je parle de ce blog sur le mien....A voir...
ReplyDeleteI just had my afternoon cuppa green tea. Beautiful pictures and those tree sculptures are amazing!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos Rosa! I love trying different teas!
ReplyDeleteThis post is full of all kinds of refreshment! Gorgeous pictures, and that Thé Des Sables sounds incredible!
ReplyDeleteInspiring Photos and they all look so beautiful..... I love most like bergamot, sweet orange, chamomile and mint are some of my favorites.
ReplyDeleteThese pictures look so gorgeous..The green grass and blue skies.Thanks for all the tea info ..I love tea and would love to try few of these.
ReplyDeleteyour pictures are always so beautiful. It feels like a dream land! I am a tea drinker so you can imagine how much fun I had reading this post.
ReplyDeleteThe Damas rose enjoyed as a tea sounds most inviting, Rosa. I too can picture myself meandering and tea--ing. Stunning:)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing. Your "clicks" are most enjoyable...
you keep out doing yourself with each of your post. I keep going backt to your photos. It has this calming effect on me.
ReplyDeleteMerci pour cette jolie promenade!
ReplyDeletej'ai beaucoup aimé les paysages, mais j'ai un faible pour la statue de femme. Elle est superbe et me rappelle les petites venus aurignaciennes du paléolithique supérieur. Je les ai toujours adorées!
J'espère que tu vas bien!
Plein de bisous:)
Beautiful photos..as always! Can't live without tea. :-))
ReplyDeleteLove the sound of The Blue of London! Beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteThat was a lovely walk and beautiful clicks! I would definitely enjoy nice cup of tea after that!
ReplyDeleteThe pictures with the tea are delightful!
ReplyDeleteI love the wood carvings - such creativity!
ReplyDeleteTea and beautiful scenery - a perfect combination!
ReplyDeleteBlue sky and Darjeeling tea...it doesn't get much better than that.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos!
wow! i really love how gorgeous your photos look! sorry i havent been checking in lately. I have been away for awhile and been missing your post. hope u have a great day.
ReplyDeleteTes photos sont terribles !
ReplyDeleteEn passant, et avant que j'oublie : je t'ai taggué ! :P
Bisous !
Your photos of these views are absoltely amazing! What a beautiful place!
ReplyDeleteThese teas sound fantastic and I absolutely love the photo of the two-story house amidst the field of dandelions!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful teas! I bet they are a soothing pleasure to enjoy, too.
ReplyDeleteAmazing clicks. Tea lover here!
ReplyDeleteI love landscapes and I love tea too! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic location?
ReplyDeleteWow, Rosa, your pics of the teas are absolutely beautiful! And I always love the dreamy quality of your landscape shots but these are so warming!
ReplyDeleteExtraordinary photos, Rosa!
ReplyDeleteNothing I love better than tea and your flavor descriptions are so very tempting.
Ah, now I'm feeling totally uplifted so thanks to you Rosa. Tea is a great passion of mine and I'm always on the lookout for new blends so thanks for the tips. It's amazing to see how the landscapes around you are changing and how beautifully you record that.
ReplyDeleteUne ballade au pays des thés, des sculptures et la nature. J'ai beaucoup de mal à me décider entre le thé des Sables et ses parfums exotiques et l'acidulé de celui aux 7 agrumes.
ReplyDeleteWhat incredible photos, as always you inspire.
ReplyDelete25BAR: I took those pictures around the Geneva countryside, in Switzerland...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos...I love loose teas, these all sound very special :)
ReplyDeleteYou had me at Teas... dearest Rosa, thanks for your words of comfort, they mean a lot. Thank you my friend.
ReplyDeletei love all of those teas you listed out. I'm particularly getting more into the darjeleeing. i get such a great feeling when i drink it. though green and jasmine remain to be my favorite.
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