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Find your perfect autumn coffee or tea to suit your taste.

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🍂 An Invitation to the Comforting Flavors of Autumn

Autumn is the perfect season to discover new flavors—or to fall back in love with classics like pumpkin spice lattes or chai-inspired drinks. As days become shorter, the craving for cozy beverages is stronger than ever.


At Ma Caféine, we welcome the season in style with a curated selection of unique coffees and teas designed to awaken your senses. From locally roasted blends and premium loose-leaf teas to gourmet syrups and specialty products, we have everything to suit your mood—whether you’re feeling mellow, energetic, or a little spicy.

 

Whether you love bold coffees, fruity teas, or spiced infusions, you’ll find everything you need to turn everyday breaks into comforting moments.

Here is a fall guide to help you choose the coffee or tea that best suits your taste—and even craft barista-worthy recipes right at home.

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Coffee flavors: intensity & subtlety

Coffee flavors vary based on many factors, with a wide range of profiles to suit every palate. For example, straight coffee can be soft or bold depending on the bean type (Arabica vs. Robusta).


Straight coffee

  • Arabica: smooth, slightly acidic, with floral or fruity notes
  • Robusta: fuller-bodied, more bitter, with cocoa or woody notes

If you like coffee with personality, several natural aromas can influence taste and texture—like vanilla, hazelnut, caramel, etc.


Flavored coffee: a gourmet touch

  • Vanilla: Brings a delicate, almost patisserie-like note. It softens bold coffees and appeals to those who love plush, comforting drinks.
  • Hazelnut: With praline and milk-chocolate accents, hazelnut wraps coffee in a rustic, cozy vibe—perfect for an afternoon break.
  • Caramel: Melts right into coffee’s bitterness. Expect buttery, sweet notes that recall old-fashioned confections—ideal for those with a sweet tooth.
  • Spices (cinnamon, cardamom): Nothing says autumn like spiced coffees. Warming cinnamon and exotic cardamom transform a simple latte into a true cocooning drink.

Finally, the brewing method also plays a major role in coffee intensity.

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Essential brewing methods

Espresso: Made under high pressure, espresso delivers all the power and complexity of coffee. Short, velvety, and full-bodied—perfect if you want an energizing cup that wakes you up instantly.


French press: With its immersion method, the press yields a generous, almost syrupy body. A favorite for those who want to experience the oils and full flavors of the bean.


Cold brew: Steeped cold for several hours, cold brew reveals a surprisingly smooth, low-acid, and refreshing cup. Perfect for summer—and a great base for flavored iced lattes.



🍵 Teas to embrace the season

Tea flavors: delicacy & diversity

Tea flavors vary depending on the origin of the leaves and how they’re prepared. Steeping time and ingredients also influence the taste—green tea, for example, offers fresh, vegetal notes, while black tea reveals bold, malty aromas.


Straight tea: pure leaves

  • Green tea: With fresh, sometimes lightly briny notes, green tea charms with its vibrancy and freshness. An ideal choice for a light yet characterful drink, often associated with wellness and vitality.
  • Black tea: Intense and robust, black tea unveils malty, woody, sometimes smoky flavors depending on origin. The quintessential morning tea—perfect with a hearty breakfast or a focused work session.
  • White tea: Picked very young, this tea reveals an almost silky sweetness with delicate floral and fruity accents. Its refinement makes it perfect for calm, contemplative tastings.
  • Oolong: Between green and black tea, oolong is an aromatic chameleon. Notes can be floral, honeyed, or even lightly toasted. Complex and fragrant, it delights seekers of nuanced taste experiences.


Scented tea: the art of flavoring

  • Earl Grey: A timeless classic—black tea lifted by bergamot. Fresh, citrusy, and refined, it’s perfect for an elegant tea time or a cozy afternoon.
  • Jasmine tea: Green tea leaves scented with jasmine blossoms—soft, enchanting, and soothing. The tea for zen, meditative moments.
  • Chai tea: An explosive mix of ginger, cinnamon, clove, and cardamom—often served with milk. Rich and enveloping, it warms chilly days and comforts as much as coffee.
  • Red fruits, peach, mint: playful flavors. Fruity, sweet, or refreshing, these teas are perfect for summer iced infusions and cozy afternoons alike—light, accessible, and loved by all.


Herbal infusions & tisanes: comfort without caffeine

  • Rooibos: Native to South Africa, loved for its naturally vanilla-like, lightly honeyed taste. Hot or iced, it’s a comforting alternative to tea.
  • Verbena & chamomile: Verbena—citrusy and light—calms the mind and aids digestion. Chamomile—floral and gentle—is perfect before sleep. Together, they’re the ultimate wellness tisane.
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🎯 How to choose based on your tastes & needs?

Flavor profile Recommended coffee Recommended tea
Sweet tooth Vanilla or caramel coffee Peach or jasmine tea
Intensity fan Espresso or Robusta Black tea or chai
Seeking freshness Cold brew or iced coffee Mint green tea or iced tea
Relaxation moment Hazelnut coffee or latte Rooibos or chamomile

💡 Tasting tip


To fully appreciate the flavours:

  • Use quality water
  • Respect brewing temperatures
  • Try without sugar to discover natural aromas
  • Vary origins: Ethiopia, Colombia, Japan, India…


👉 So, what will be your autumn flavour of choice?


Karl-Éric



Karl-Éric, Marketing Coordinator

For him, coffee is much more than a beverage—it's a travel companion and fuel for adventure!

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