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What’s in a name? Within the wide ranging and increasingly popular world of botanical infusions, plenty. In this post, we are going to explore the difference between tea, herbal infusions, and tisanes.

Add a cup of tea to your celebration of love this Valentine's Day. May your Valentine’s Day be full of happiness, fine tea, delectable sweets, and spent with those you treasure!

You may already know that tea is one of the best beverage bargains there is — a power-packed flavor sensation for only pennies per cup. But did you also know that you can increase that bargain by three or four-fold?

Evoking the heady aroma of nutmeg, ginger, cardamom, cinnamon, and black pepper, the word chai has visceral sensory connotations.

Ireland is a land of lush green fields, rolling hills dotted with wooly sheep, books of poignant poetry, and an ever-growing abundance of tea drinkers. This beautiful country has a strong tea culture, with a daily consumption of 5-6 cups of robust tea per person each day.

In the second part of our series on Boba (Bubble) Tea, we walk you through the steps to make the Boba tea pearls and then prepare the tea for a delicious treat.

The birds are chirping, the woodland creatures are running about the yard, and crocuses and daffodils are making their debut in the world. Blossom Dearie is singing about spring and Easter is right around the corner.

It’s a dark and dreary day by the River Thames in downtown London. A fog rolls in with bouts of mist and rain. You seek comfort, and a local shop is serving tea.

Environmentally conscious tea lovers, rejoice! Loose leaf tea is sustainable and renewable. In the spirit of Earth Day, let’s take a look at some of the ways that buying loose leaf tea can have a positive impact on our environment.

Terroir: a small word for the very complex system responsible for the incredible diversity of our favorite leaf. You may be more familiar with this word through its association with wine, but it extends to all agricultural crops.

Mother’s Day, celebrated on the second Sunday of May every year, is a day where we come together to collectively celebrate the special people who fill the role of Mom in our lives.

The Japanese tea ceremony, otherwise known as Chanoyu, is the artistic ritual preparation of Matcha green tea.