9 delicious new Mariage Fréres teas to try at Dean & DeLuca
One of the world’s most luxurious tea brands is officially now available at the New York deli.
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- By GROVE
- | Aug 07, 2016
Now, Thailand’s tea lovers can rejoice as Dean & DeLuca, the gourmet food and beverage brand from New York, is officially Mariage Fréres’ Thailand distributor. Savor one of the world’s most exclusive tea brands paired with Dean & DeLuca's premium mooncakes during the Mid-Autumn Festival for even better flavors.
Here are nine irresistible flavors you can’t miss:
Marco Polo
Mariage Frères’ best-seller is a bold, black tea with a velvety texture and aromatic taste brimming with the fruits and flowers of China and Tibet. It goes perfectly with both Dean & DeLuca’s Durian mooncake and Mixed Nuts & Fruit mooncake.
Thé Sur Le Nil
Translated to Tea on the Nile, this green tea is intended to take you on a journey along the River Nile, while striking the perfect balance between rare citrus flavors and sweet spices. Drink Thé Sur Le Nil with the Lotus Seed mooncake—they are perfect together.
Wedding Imperial
A good choice for any sweet tooth, this golden assam (Indian black) tea is blended with chocolate and caramel. No sugar needed! Try it with Dean & DeLuca’s Coffee mooncake—the sweet flavor of the Wedding Imperial helps clean your palate after the slight bitterness of the coffee.
Earl Grey French Blue
One of the most loved classic blends, this perfect combination of subtle bergamot fragrance and a hint of sweetness from cornflower is soft and enjoyable. Its pleasant taste goes amazingly with Dean & DeLuca’s Coffee mooncake, giving a nice aromatic pop that complements the rich coffee cream filling.
Rouge Metis
This cross-breed between red tea and rooibos, a plant native to South Africa, takes its name from the Canadian expression for people of mixed ancestry. Thanks to the red tea composite, it is 100% caffeine free. Pair it with the Mixed Nuts & Fruit mooncake to bring out the crisp, fruity flavors.
Paris-Bangkok
An aromatic black tea with the sugary notes of steam-baked cakes and ripe fruits—a hint of nostalgia for younger days along the Chao Phraya River.
King’s Tea
A tea for blue bloods, this secret composition is made of Thai Blue Tea, which is scented with spices and bergamot then lightened up with yellow and pink rose petals for the finishing touch.
Happy Queen
With Mother’s Day coming up, give your mom a gift fit for royalty. Happy Queen is a citrusy green tea with flowers, orange peel, a dash of candied pineapple and crowned, of course, with peony petals.
Bouddha Bleu
The combination of flavors in this green tea is inspired by Buddhists’ offerings to monks. It’s sprinkled with blue cornflowers and scented with ripe fruit.
Thé A L’Opera
Translated to “tea at the opera,” this refined blend takes inspiration from a night of culture—sensual green tea blend with the deep aroma of red berries and spices.
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Don’t worry if you’re overwhelmed by all these choices. Specially trained Dean & DeLuca staff will be on hands to make sure you get the best and most refined tea drinking experience. Treat yourself with a selection of over 20 blends at Dean & DeLuca MahaNakhon CUBE and enjoy 300 years of history with each sip. Enjoy them with the 4 flavors of premium Dean & DeLuca mooncakes—Coffee, Mixed Nuts & Fruit, Durian and Lotus Seed—until september 15. The mooncake gift box (four mini mooncakes or two large mooncakes) is B745, and the set of a mooncake gift boxand a Mariage Fréres tea is B2,495. For more information, visit their Facebook page.
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