Eiffel tower

DAMMANN Frères X Tour Eiffel collaboration

The Eiffel Tower, a timeless monument and universal icon, makes France shine around the world. Support of all imaginations, also echoing to the world of luxury and gastronomy, she achieves the feat of seducing both by its audacity, its popularity and its refinement. DAMMANN Frères is immensely proud to combine our expertise as a tea-maker with a unique landmark that inspires awe and wonder throughout the world.

Tour Eiffel black tea
Tour Eiffel tea
Tour Eiffel Gift set
Tour Eiffel Gift set
6 Cristal® tea bags box - Tour Eiffel
6 Eiffel tower tea bags
6 Cristal® tea bags box - Earl Grey Fleurs
6 Earl Grey Fleurs tea bags
6 Cristal® tea bags box - Jardin du Trocadéro
6 Jardin du Trocadéro tea bags
Eiffel Tower perforated stainless steel tea ball Eiffel Tower perforated stainless steel tea ball
Eiffel Tower perforated stainless steel tea ball
To prepare your tea
€10.00
Unit
SHOPPING BAG DAMMANN - KAKI BRUN Canvas SHOPPING BAG DAMMANN - KAKI BRUN Canvas
SHOPPING BAG DAMMANN - KAKI BRUN Canvas
Small gifts
€27.50
Unit
Concorde - set of 2 bone china cups & saucers
Concorde

À la une

À la une

Oolong tea leaves in bulk.

The essentials on our teas…

What oolong tea is?

These great teas take their name from the Chinese "Wu Long", which means "Black Dragon", and embodies authority and nobility.
"Un thé à Versailles" Collection box.

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City of VERSAILLES x DAMMANN Frères

Live the spirit of the grand siècle, while enjoying a good cup of tea ! Imagined in collaboration with the city of Versailles, creations combining refinement and abundance of scents and flavors in a "royal collection" ...
100g box of "Altitude" black teas, a blend of three high-altitude teas.

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Single origin black teas : "Altitude"

"Tea is drunk to forget the din of the world." T’ien YI-HENG.
Bergamot

The essentials on our teas…

Bergamot: earl grey tea

Earl Grey was originally a Chinese recipe which was passed on to the British Secretary of State, Earl GREY, in the 19th century by a visiting Mandarin.