The caffeine content in tea can vary widely depending on several factors, including the type and quality of the tea, the processing method,

Here are some fun tea facts for you to enjoy: Tea Time Origins: The concept of "afternoon tea" originated in England in the early 19th...

Tea tasting events, also known as tea tastings or tea parties, are gatherings where participants sample and evaluate various types of tea. T

Tea time should be stress-free and a fun experience. Below are just a few of the terms you may come across as you visit tea shops, tea room

The Western method for brewing tea is a straightforward approach that involves steeping loose tea leaves in hot water for a specific period

Tea grading is a process used to evaluate and classify tea leaves based on various factors such as leaf size, appearance, aroma, flavor, and

Purple tea is a unique variety of Camellia sinensis, the tea plant, that is characterized by its distinctive purple-colored leaves.

Click on an article title below to learn more about the teas we carry. Please note that we are currently working on all of these articles so

Tea has such a rich and interesting history that dates back nearly 5000 years ago. There are several legends floating around. Our...

It’s important that loose leaf teas are brewed correctly in order to have the perfect flavor instead of a bitter cup of tea

Let’s start with a quick overview of what tea is and what it is not. What it IS……. Tea, ALL tea, comes from the same plant

We’re particular about how we brew our teas, as are most tea enthusiasts.  And for each tea enthusiast, there is a favored way to brew.  

Black tea is generally grown in China, India, Sri Lanka, and Africa. But you will find black teas from other regions of the world.

Oolong tea originates from China, specifically Guangdong and Fujian Provinces and Taiwan.

Dark teas are aged teas from Hunan Province of China. We include Pu’erh in this category of tea (not all companies do though)

Green tea is mostly grown in China and Japan. However, it has begun to be cultivated in many other countries.

Yellow Tea is considered to be a very rare tea due to where it is grown, how it is harvested and the intensive process

White Tea comes from the Fujian Province of China, but it is beginning to be grown in other regions. It is the least processed of teas.

While yes, Matcha is technically a Green Tea, we felt it deserved a page all of its own. What is Matcha? It is traditional Japanese ceremony