The Mariage Frères gourmet Advent calendar
As the festive season approaches, Mariage Frères unveils its Advent calendar. In this festive collection, the tea house also unveils its pastries. An exceptional tea every day, the editorial team loves to warm up this way!
Since 1854, Mariage Frères has embodied the art of French tea. This year, to celebrate its 170th anniversary, the company is offering an exceptional range of teas and pastry creations, inviting fans on a magical gustatory voyage.
The Advent Calendar: a royal jewel case
The “Noël Royal” Christmas calendar is the centerpiece of this collection. Its royal blue design, illuminated in gold and silver, houses 25 silver boxes, each containing a fragrant surprise to be discovered every day until Christmas. With its wide white satin ribbon, it transforms into a box of secrets, perfect for prolonging the magic of the festive season. Each carefully selected tea illustrates Mariage Frères’ commitment to excellence and creativity.
Christmas teas: a sensory voyage
Mariage Frères also offers a range of teas specially designed for the festive season. The “Noël Royal” black tea seduces with its aromas of bergamot and bewitching spices, while the “Noël Princier” green tea enchants with its notes of vanilla and red fruits. Each beautifully decorated bottle makes an ideal gift to slip under the tree.
Tea Yule logs: a gourmet symphony
Mariage Frères pastry chefs have created two logs inspired by their famous teas. The “Noël Royal” log, with black tea, combines the richness of dark chocolate with notes of pomelo and caramelized pecans, offering a perfect balance of gourmandise and freshness. The “Noël Princier” log, flavored with green tea and yuzu, blends a chestnut glacé cream with a Kyoto matcha ganache. These creations, available in their Paris boutiques, are an invitation to savor the festive season with refinement.
Paris’s iconic boutiques
To discover these marvels, head for Mariage Frères’ historic boutiques, located in iconic Paris neighborhoods such as the Marais (30, rue du Bourg-Tibourg), Montorgueil (90, rue Montorgueil) and the Madeleine (17, place de la Madeleine). These locations, steeped in history, reflect the elegance and savoir-faire of the company, welcoming visitors into a world where tea is king.
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