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JANUARY TEA WORKSHOP

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In the workshop, to accompany the 6 teas, Chef David Rathgeber made:
Freshness of Caviar Cake the tasty little Bao. From bottom to top, Bao andouillette with string, mayo condiments, whole-grain mustard, fried onions. Chabeul abomasum bao, peasant bacon, spicy condiment. Bao ham with black truffle Tuber Melanosporum, Comté. Crème caramel from L’Assiette restaurant Paris 14




TEAS:


TAI PING HOU KUI green tea. Chinese green tea: From China, in the Taï Ping region, Anhui province. The leaves are worked by hand then placed one by one in a frame covered with fabric on which a roller is operated to flatten them. They will then also be stored one by one in their bag for sale, so as not to break them.
The leaves of this tea are the longest green tea leaves, apart from Pu Erh leaves. Very pretty aromatic bouquet, fruity, floral (Orchid), vegetal and mineral, this legendary green tea is a must when it comes to tasting.

Historic HYSON green tea - Origin HUNAN interior province.

The history of this tea is fabulous, as it was the first green tea imported to Europe during the tea route era. In addition, it is delicious, fine, with sweet notes, very slightly vegetal, but not too much. Tea from Georgia GRUSJNJAN harvested from wild tea plants - Undeniable favorite of the workshop and restaurant customers, a real confectionery, brass color, delicious, surprising, round, tasty, fruity, sweet.
Red tea from Malawi BWUMBWE TRESOR, As deep as a pure malt whisky, a very pretty orange-red color, warm perfumes, notes of honey, Frangipani flower, and in a breeze... blond tobacco

White tea from Malawi ANTLERS (The wonder of wonders in white tea, made from stems resembling deer antlers, hence its name) An indescribable smell, a mixture of aromatic plants, dark chocolate, flowers, a wonderful, UNFORGETTABLE length in the mouth! Sumptuous white tea from Malawi, southern Africa. At 1150m altitude, on a family plantation, Satemwa farm Tea made from unrolled, unoxidized stems, floral, woody, aromatic, fruity, velvety, long in the mouth, complex, strange scent, but powerful and exciting.

ORIENTAL BEAUTY VIETNAM Oolong tea, sweet, velvety, fragrant, floral, powerful, almost as mythical as its Taiwanese cousin.! Our multiple visits did not come to the end of this extraordinary tea. As beautiful, it tastes good and it smells good. If we could have drunk it until later, it would have delighted us until then.



January workshop at L’Épicerie L’Arrière-Cuisine, Paris 14



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