Tea Tribes: Tea Between Rituals and Stories

In a market saturated with promises, Tea Tribes infuses authenticity and makes the tea ritual an act of militancy and solidarity.

Alongside the ever-growing coffee market, the tea market is also booming, driven by growth of nearly 10% in France and a global wave combining environmental awareness and a quest for well-being. Functional teas (digestion, energy, immunity) and organic teas are appealing because consumers want meaning, taste, and a story.

It was in this excitement that Tea Tribes appeared last December, on rue du Temple, very close to BHV, in the Marais.

Founded by Jean-Luc Foucher-Créteau, former CEO of Palais des Thés, a globetrotter with a passion for traditions, the brand does more than just sell green, black, oolong, rooibos, and mate tea leaves.

At Tea Tribes, tea travels up the world's rivers, from Guatemala to Siberia, to bring back ethnobotanical infusions inspired by ancestral rituals. Here, there are no artificial flavors or added sugar, but hand-picked plants, recipes passed down from generation to generation by healers, botanists, grandmothers...

Among their 20 recipes, we tried Shakti, an Indian Ayurvedic chai that, in addition to reducing menstrual pain, boosts female energy and desire.

And Dom Grechka, a toasted buckwheat infusion instead of Tartastan, with detoxifying properties. We've observed that it provides a real feeling of satiety. This benefit is all the more interesting during diets and weight loss, thanks to its content of plant-based protein, antioxidants, and fiber.

Tea Tribes donates 5% of its purchases to local communities.

From 12,50 €.