The Versailles art de vivre in a teacup, from a Parisian salon near the Place Vendôme.
Nina’s Paris is a tea house established in 1986 in Paris, close to the Place Vendôme. It claims a symbolic lineage from the Distillerie Frères of Versailles, founded in 1672 by Pierre Diaz, perfume supplier to Marie-Antoinette’s Court. The brand is known for its flower-infused teas–rose, violet, jasmine–and for its iconic Marie-Antoinette tea, made of roses and apples from the Potager du Roi at Versailles. Nina’s Paris packaging is sweet, inspired by 18th century engravings and embellishments. The brand is the only tea house in the world to use fresh fruit from the Potager du Roi.
The Versailles art de vivre in a cup, from a Parisian salon near the Place Vendôme: Nina's Paris blends fruits from the King's Kitchen Garden with tea in a delicacy that makes every infusion a moment of grace.
