A Delightful Green Tea with a Grapefruit Twist
This unforgettable blend is made from young mao feng green tea leaves—those covered in fine white down: the tender unopened bud and the very first, sometimes second, delicate leaf.
The youthful energy of green tea and the fresh aroma of grapefruit will help you face everyday challenges with ease.
“C’est Si Bon, Si Bon” – “It’s so good, so good.”
C’est Si Bon, Si Bon Piag Tea – Fresh Green Grapefruit Tea
Ingredients: Green tea, orange peel, grapefruit flavoring, blue cornflowers, rose petals, marigold petals.
Taste: Sweet, delicate, and refreshing. A light bitterness of green tea leaves is gently present, while citrus and fruity notes shine through clearly. The finish lingers with a soft touch of honey. C’est Si Bon, Si Bon is a light, refreshing green tea with a sweet, fruity profile—perfect for any time of the day, especially in spring and summer.
Wellness: Green tea is widely known for its many health benefits. Rich in antioxidants, it helps protect the body from cellular damage and may lower the risk of chronic diseases. Drinking green tea can support heart health, boost brain function, aid in weight management, and strengthen the immune system. It also assists in detoxifying the body and improving overall skin condition.
Packaging: C’est Si Bon, Si Bon Piag Tea is packed in an elegant tin that will decorate any kitchen. The beautiful design is created by illustrator and designer Katarzyna Korzeniowska. Each tin is hand-wrapped and carefully packed. Everything we do—we do with love.
C’est Si Bon, Si Bon
“C’est Si Bon” has been sung in many languages—French, English, and even Polish. 😊 Countless artists have taken this timeless song into their repertoire: the legendary Eartha Kitt, the wonderful Louis Armstrong, Diana Krall, Iggy Pop, and in Poland—Michał Bajor and Krystyna Janda, in beautiful translations by Jeremi Przybora and Wojciech Młynarski.
No matter the language of interpretation, the message was always the same: something is simply good—it feels so good. 😊
That’s exactly the spirit of our tea C’est Si Bon! And the final verse in Wojciech Młynarski’s Polish translation perfectly reflects our intention behind creating this blend:
C’est si bon –
to call it nothing less
than life’s grace, life’s taste,
simply C’EST SI BON!
Taste our C’est Si Bon, Si Bon!
Taste all our teas, because we put not only great work but also great heart into each one. Our wish is that you—our dear Customers—through us and our teas, may enjoy a beautiful life.
So that it feels good, oh so good! 😊
If you enjoy knowing more – curiosities for true connoisseurs:
· Cornflower petals – These charming blue wildflowers aren’t just pretty; they have medicinal properties too. They act as an anti-inflammatory, diuretic, and mild antibacterial. Traditionally used in natural medicine for urinary tract issues, kidney problems, and even skin and eye ailments.
· Calendula petals – Also known as marigold, this healing flower is valued for its anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and antifungal effects. It supports wound healing, soothes skin and mucous membrane irritations, and can be used in teas, tinctures, compresses, or ointments.
· Orange peel – Especially the white part (albedo), is a rich source of vitamins, minerals, and nutrients. Packed with fiber, vitamin C, bioflavonoids, and essential oils, it can support the immune and digestive systems, and even promote healthy teeth and glowing skin.
If you enjoy stories about tea:
The Tale of C’est Si Bon, Si Bon
Long ago, in Grandma Ewa’s sunny kitchen, the delicate aroma of citrus fruits and freshly brewed tea filled the air. Grandma was famous for her fragrant blends, and her granddaughter Zosia waited eagerly, cheeks flushed, for every new tasting.
One day, while playing in the garden, Zosia imagined herself as a traveler exploring distant lands. She pictured ripe grapefruits hanging on trees, and her dream was so vivid she could almost smell their tangy scent.
When she returned to the kitchen, she told Grandma about her adventure. Grandma smiled warmly and said:
"And what would you say to a tea that can take you on a journey—without ever leaving home?"
She took fresh green tea leaves and added fragrant pieces of grapefruit. Together, they poured hot water over the blend and waited for the magic to unfold.
The very first sip surprised them both. The brightness of citrus perfectly intertwined with the gentle bitterness of green tea. Grandma looked at Zosia and asked, “It tastes good, doesn’t it?”
Zosia grinned from ear to ear and exclaimed:
“C’est Si Bon, Si Bon!” (“It’s so good, so good!”).
From that day on, the exotic tea named C’est Si Bon, Si Bon became a cherished part of the family’s rituals. For Zosia, it was more than a tea—it was a reminder of her dreams, her journeys, and the closeness she shared with her beloved grandmother.
