Tea consumption growing in France despite national preference for coffee
While France remains predominantly a nation of coffee drinkers, a new report from The Local highlights a rising interest in tea culture across the country.
By Europa Express15 Jul 2026 · 12:30 CETUpdated 15 Jul 2026 · 12:30 CET
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Core Briefing: Tea consumption growing in France despite national preference for coffee
Strategic Context: While France remains predominantly a nation of coffee drinkers, a new report from The Local highlights a rising interest in tea culture across the country.
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According to The Local, France possesses a long-standing history of tea consumption, which is currently experiencing a period of renewed popularity. Although the country is generally recognised for its coffee-drinking culture, those seeking alternatives have increasing options available to them. The publication notes that while coffee retains its dominance, the landscape for tea enthusiasts is expanding, making it easier for consumers to locate quality tea options throughout the nation.