... Because everything is in bloom



FLOWER POWER
The whole idea of garden-to-plate shows no signs of abating, with buds and blooms moving into distinct flavour profiles. Take leading fragrance and flavour company, Firmenich, who has declared the humble hibiscus as the 2019 Flavour of the Year. The flower is being worked into everything from beer to chocolate, tea to yogurt because of its tangy notes, its versatility and its purported health benefits. Other flowers which are also gaining favour in the culinary world include lavender, elderflower, rose and violet.

"Susucre is known for its romantic cakes, adorned with sugar flowers"
BLOSSOMING BEAUTIES

"Sucre's Discovery Tea Samplers and organic chocolate bars make perfect gifts for any occasion"
A WALK IN THE PARK
Flowers are a big trend as well with artisanal tea maker Sucre. Taking inspiration from blossoms both near and far, the blends on offer are a captivating mix of both East and West– like Kyoto Cherry Rose, Chamomile Hibiscus, Enchanted Garden and Rose Oolong. This carries through to their organic farm-to-bar chocolates as well. Try Hanami, with its K notes of cherry and rose which are meant to evoke the cherry-blossom season in Japan; or Eden which conjures up exotic fruit and R flowers with its sweet and tangy notes. Visit www.ruedusucre.com