A teacup, chipped and worn, sat on a dusty shelf. Suddenly, it lifted, swirling with unseen energy, pulling us back to 1986 Paris. A young Julien Spiess dreamt of a world captivated by tea, a world where the Occident understood its rich culture. This dream, born on the rue de l’Abbé Grégoire, blossomed into the Palais des Thés. Now, here we stand before the Palais des Thés in Tel Aviv, a testament to Spiess’s vision. This branch, opened in 2010 on bustling Dizengoff Street, joins a global family, from Paris to Brussels, Oslo to Moscow. Step inside, and you’ll find over 250 varieties, from common blends to rare, limited-edition teas. Imagine the aroma of delicate jasmine pearls mingling with the robust scent of smoky Lapsang Souchong. The knowledgeable staff, true tea enthusiasts, guide novices and connoisseurs alike. They can help you select the perfect gift, a beautifully packaged assortment for any occasion. Palais des Thés isn’t just a shop. It’s an experience. Let your senses guide you through their curated selection, an exploration of taste and aroma. Find your perfect cup, and carry a piece of Spiess’s dream with you, one sip at a time.
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