La Naissance

Tea type
Black Tea
Ingredients
Almonds, Chinese Black Tea, Cream Flavoring, Jasmine Flowers, Natural Almond Flavor, Roasted Almonds, Rose Buds
Flavors
Almond, Creamy, Marzipan, Cake, Floral, Rose, Flowers, Nuts
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Caffeine
Not available
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Edit tea info Last updated by Dinosara
Average preparation
200 °F / 93 °C 3 min, 30 sec 3 g 11 oz / 329 ml

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49 Tasting Notes View all

  • “This is my first Fauchon tea!! And after one sip, I know this won’t be the last. Thank you Cavocorax for letting me try yet another company and a delicious tea. Sipping on this is like indulging in...” Read full tasting note
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  • “Mmm. Yeah, it’s almost 4am and I’ve been up since 3. I’ve made pasta, played with the cats, and almost finished a giant mug of tea. This is what happens when you crash at 5pm and are sleeping by 6....” Read full tasting note
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  • “I got a wonderful swap package today from Dexter3657! This was the first baggie I opened and sniffed…probably because I couldn’t tell from the name what it was going to be like, and I saw almond...” Read full tasting note
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  • “Thanks so much to OMGsrsly for passing some of this down! I was a little afraid of this one from the beginning when I read that there’s jasmine in here, but luckily, I cannot taste or smell it at...” Read full tasting note
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From Fauchon

Le bonheur, ça se fête et ça se boit. Chaudement. Mais jamais à plus de 95°. Un thé au parfum d’amandes torréfiées, comme des dragées.

A roasted almond scent as an evocation to the sugared birth dragee, with a sweet note of marzipan.

4-5 minutes, 95°.

Ingredients: Black tea (China), rose buds, roasted almonds flavour, jasmine flowers, almonds, flavours (cream, quince, almond).

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761 tasting notes

I’m undecided on this tea…it smells good, and OMGsrsly painstakingly removed as many flower buds as possible, since I don’t do florals well, but my taste, I’m not sure. I think that maybe my taste is affected from the hot cereal mix I just ate. I can smell more than taste this tea.

While I can detect some floral in it, it is on the very edge of what I can handle. I think.

I am reserving a rating for another time when I can drink this straight and see if it still tastes the same or not.

Fjellrev

Ah, yeah, it’s heavy on the rose for me, but I personally like rose.

Plunkybug

Florals are migraine triggers for me…especially rose.

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After reading Stephanie ’s note and many other that have popped up over the past week or so I went diving into my Great Big Dexter Package! Wahlah! I knew it was in here somewhere!

(I have been on a huge French tea kick again…)(not good for my hopes and dreams… Drinking them makes me want them and it’s just not an option with the prices.) However…. I am the proud owner of fauchon raspberry macaron!!!!! (FINALLY… With the cool container and everything thanks to the daily vente-privee emails. I check them every morning at 6am on my mid break at work, and I should have looked then but I waited until after work 3am to check it out and missed out on the chocolate eclair tea! Gasp, there is such a thing? And it’s a French tea too?! Wish I could have had my hands on some of that for that great price!)

Anyways… Back in track about this tea. So reading the company’s description down below all I got was almond. As it steeped I was wondering if this was the same tea because I smelled some floral essence, jasmine? Rose? Lavender? Whatever it was it smelled delicious with that creamy and Lamont nuttiness this tea also have off! Wowzah! First sip I almost died and flew to heaven! Nuttiness, floral and CREAMY? ALL IN ONE CUP? Wow! I’m moving to wherever these tea are made and building a chic apartment right next door!

Come to me oh so heavenly and delicious tea that I cannot afford but love so much! Guilty pleasure of mine!

Preparation
Boiling 3 min, 0 sec 2 tsp 10 OZ / 295 ML

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1711 tasting notes

Trying this tea again, but overleafing for this go round. The flavors are much stronger! Almond seems to play a more behind the scenes roll to the rose and jasmine, rose being dominant. I can taste some almond at the beginning of the sip, but by the end of it the floral flavors have taken over. There was another Fauchon tea I had who’s floral notes tasted like raisins and baby powder. I’m getting a light touch of that here, but it isn’t overwhelming like the other tea was. I’m not sure what flavor tastes like that, the rose perhaps? I am enjoying this cup, but I don’t think it is one I’d go for a tin of.

Big thanks again to Dinosara for this sample!!!

Preparation
200 °F / 93 °C 3 min, 0 sec
Stephanie

I really like this one, but I experienced more almond than floral for some reason!

yyz

I get more almond too! But I also get Turkish delight, and I like floral teas when I’m in the mood. It seems that those who are sensitive to florals, seem to pick out those notes a little more.

Dustin

Oh, I hadn’t thought of Turkish delight! I usually do like florals, but this one just wasn’t doing it for me. :/

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I love this tea , unfortunately I can’t find it anywhere anymore . Does anyone know where to get any that may be available ?

Flavors: Almond, Creamy, Marzipan

Preparation
Boiling 4 min, 30 sec
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3986 tasting notes

This is one of the Fauchon teas that I’ve been most curious about, and Dinosara was generous enough to send me a sample (along with several others) in our swap. Thanks dear! The dry leaf is mostly small black tea leaves with a few rosebuds and flower petals mixed in. I didn’t really see any almonds included. Dry scent is sweet and very candylike with a strong rose aroma and the smallest hint of marzipan. I did a 3 minute steep at 200 degrees.

I actually made this one twice (using up the whole sample). The first time it mostly just tasted floral to me, which was a disappointment, especially when I read other notes that mentioned an almond cake flavor. So I told myself I would wait to draw conclusions until I tried it the second time. Well, the second time I seem to have overleafed a bit because it came out with just a small bit of bitterness. I’m getting a strong floral presence in this cup as well, but I am also getting more of a almond cakelike flavor, especially in the second half of the sip. Not bad, but I’m still pretty disappointed by this one. I was hoping for more almond and less floral. :P

Flavors: Almond, Cake, Floral, Rose

Preparation
200 °F / 93 °C 3 min, 0 sec 1 tsp 8 OZ / 236 ML
Dinosara

I would definitely say that many of the ones you requested are rose based. That’s perfect for someone like me who can’t get enough rose! But not great for others. I don’t even find them all that rosey! :D

Stephanie

This one is my fave. Sorry it didn’t work for you!

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Mmmm, flowers almonds rose nuts jasmine – all my favorite things! This tastes like I’m eating a nutty teacake in a European garden. Win! Thank you, Sil, for sharing with Shmiracles so I could have a taste :)

I’ve been stressed out about work, but doing lovely things like listening to opera and running and reading fanfic and planning a trip to Eastern Europe, so I can’t complain. But that’s what I’ve been doing while I’ve been AWOL, JSYK. Happy Summer Friday Shmiracles’ Birthday Day!

Sil

yay! glad you enjoyed it :)

OMGsrsly

Trip planning = super awesome! (Also, happy day to Shmiracles! :) )

yyz

I love this tea too! Sounds like a great day. Have fun trip planning! Where are you planning to visit?

oddree

Vienna, Budapest, Prague, Venice, Sarajevo, possibly in that order :) So excited! I’ve never been to any of those places, and I get to plan and go and see dear friends.

yyz

Nice, and to have friends to show you around even better. I realise now that I’ve mostly been to Coastal parts of Europe. The only place in that list I’ve been to is Venice. One of my friends lives part of the year in Bosnia and my Aunts niece is in Vienna though. Have fun. I’ve heard that they are all great places to visit.

oddree

I’ve been to Western Europe once, and Venice is kind of in the middle, but it’s so easy to just hop on a train and go wherever once you’re there… I’m really excited about Bosnia, actually. Maybe you can visit your aunt’s niece someday! There’s so much in Vienna, I think I’m going to wear myself out pretty fast. Not that I’m complaining…

yyz

So true about Venice and Vienna! I’ve been to Zagreb and Dubrovnik in Croatia and Belgrade ( briefly in Serbia). Bosnia seems really dynamic right now. Though my perspective on it is through my friend who is a photographer.

oddree

Awesome! Does your friend have any pics posted online? Worth a try :) I’m considering a late night train layover in Zagreb but that’s really not the way to see a city!

yyz

He does, but he mostly does portfolio shots, and fashion/celeb shots. He is a photographer for a local edition of Grazia a fashion/celeb magazine. Most of his landscape shots are from his travels. He spends part of the year on a cruise ship. He documented the flood in his hometown. He has a lot of pictures on his company Facebook site, but be warned there ate a lot of pictures of half dressed men:-).
https://m.facebook.com/mladenphotography/photos/a.10150726343337845.464586.161120637844/10151445659627845/?type=1&source=44

oddree

Yes, there are :) Thanks!

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1040 tasting notes

I still really like this tea – it’s desserty, and nutty with just a hint of that “floraL” essence that all French teas seem to have. Yep this is a good one.

Pondering my cupboard situation tonight. I back to feeling over whelmed. I understand that my current cupboard situation is because of bad buying habits in the past. I think those habits are better now, but it’s hard to get it back under control. Balance is still something I’m having issues with. I’m in a much better place than I was 6 months ago – it is trending in the right direction, and I really hope that trend continues – but I desperately need more fruit tisane.

Sil

you’re doing great lady!

ohfancythat

My dream tea!! I always look at Winners/Homesense for this damn thing but I think that must only happen in the States

Sil

it happens in canada too but not for a while

MissB

I’ve yet to find any Fauchon here (in France) as well, other than in my AirBnB the other night.

ohfancythat

Curses!
lol

Dinosara

You can find out what places carry Fauchon (in Europe) on their website… I successfully found some in a Galeries Lafayette in Berlin when I was there (not this tea, though).
http://www.fauchon.com/en/magasins/1-france.html/

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T&C TTB Tea #2 Backlog May 23

Oh man. I loved loved loved this tea. It was my very first Fauchon tea, and it may have created a monster.

I didn’t know what to expect, but when I smelled the dry leaves it was like freshly baked bread, hot out of the oven! Weird.

3-4 minutes at 96 degrees.

It brewed up to a medium dark amber color, and smelled faintly of roses, and vaguely fruity. The bready note wasn’t as apparent.

The taste – awesome. No…. AWESOME. Almonds! Softly of roses, in a non-overwhelmingly floral way. I’ve never had marzipan before but I bet I’d love it!

This tea, is a must buy.
Gah.

Stephanie

Me too. Can’t buy it anywhere :( cries

Nicole

Rue La La has had at least two Fauchon sales that I know of. Don’t know if you guys in Canada can use Rue La La or not. Their occasional tea offerings are why I keep track of them. :)

Cameron B.

I’ve been stalking Vente-Privee, waiting for them to have this brand so I can TRY THEM ALL!

Stephanie

They’re all pretty flowery. FYI, since some people are opposed to that. I’ll check out Rue La La, thx

Courtney

When I went on my hunt for L’Automne, I did see a tin or two of this one at at least one of the Winner’s I checked.

Stephanie

What’s a Winner’s? Oh is it a canada thing? Crap.

ohfancythat

I checked Homesense the other day to no avail, I will have to try winners just in case! Though Homesense had a ton of tea and coffee , no brands I recognized.

OMGsrsly

I haven’t seen it in Winners again. I remain hopeful, though. If I see some I’ll get you a tin!

Courtney

Yes, the ones I found were at the Homesense/Winner’s store too. There is a US equivalent Stephanie – I think it’s maybe TJ Maxx’s?

Stephanie

TJ maxx, I do have that!

Plunkybug

I wish this one didn’t have the roses, because they give me headaches. There was not much in it, so I didn’t get that bad of one, but I did. Sadly.

Marzipan

Of course you love marzipan! :D

ohfancythat

I will have to keep my eyes open for this tea! Must have…..gah

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This is another one from Dexter.

This one is interesting. I read tea description and was a bit confused. I feel like there is a bit of everything in this tea. Kind of like they threw all the left overs together and came up with a tea that certainly sounds fancy and high class.

The smell of the brewed tea is quite strong candied almond with some jasmine. Makes me a bit unsure.

The taste is different. Not bad, just not flavours I wouldn normally put together. I am getting strong almond and creamy flavours. There seems like there are also rose and jasmine tastes in there. There is a candied quality to the almonds, almost like marzipan. There is sweetness to the tea on its own, with no sweetner needed to be added.

I think this is a good tea. It is a rich tea. I am happy to have had a chance to try it but I don’t think I would purchase it.

Thanks Dexter for the opportunity to try this tea!

Preparation
205 °F / 96 °C 2 min, 0 sec 1 tsp 8 OZ / 236 ML

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YUM! This is a great tea…tastes like almond cookies.

Preparation
205 °F / 96 °C 4 min, 0 sec 3 g 8 OZ / 250 ML

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