Tea Wisdom

The Best Tasting Teas for Beginners

The Best Tasting Teas for Beginners

  Breakfast blends Breakfast blends are often the first kinds of teas people are introduced to, whether they grew up drinking name-brand teabags like Lipton or have ordered tea at...

The Best Tasting Teas for Beginners

  Breakfast blends Breakfast blends are often the first kinds of teas people are introduced to, whether they grew up drinking name-brand teabags like Lipton or have ordered tea at...

Does Tea Expire? How Long Tea Really Lasts For

Does Tea Expire? How Long Tea Really Lasts For

How long does tea last for? The good news is that tea generally stays fresh for quite some time—around three to four months when stored in a bag and up...

Does Tea Expire? How Long Tea Really Lasts For

How long does tea last for? The good news is that tea generally stays fresh for quite some time—around three to four months when stored in a bag and up...

Japanese Green Teas: A Comprehensive Guide

Japanese Green Teas: A Comprehensive Guide

What is Japanese green tea? Green tea originated in southern China, and may have been consumed as far back as three thousand years ago. Around the sixth century, tea consumption...

Japanese Green Teas: A Comprehensive Guide

What is Japanese green tea? Green tea originated in southern China, and may have been consumed as far back as three thousand years ago. Around the sixth century, tea consumption...

Loose Leaf Tea vs. Tea Bags: What's the Difference?

Loose Leaf Tea vs. Tea Bags: What's the Differe...

The difference between loose leaf tea and tea bags There are a few important differences between loose leaf tea and tea bags, including the quality of the tea leaves, the...

Loose Leaf Tea vs. Tea Bags: What's the Differe...

The difference between loose leaf tea and tea bags There are a few important differences between loose leaf tea and tea bags, including the quality of the tea leaves, the...

The Best Christmas Teas to Get You in the Holiday Spirit

The Best Christmas Teas to Get You in the Holid...

Our favorite Christmas tea blends Solstice Spice Black Tea   Solstice Spice is one of our most popular teas during the holiday season. This tea blends black tea with apple,...

The Best Christmas Teas to Get You in the Holid...

Our favorite Christmas tea blends Solstice Spice Black Tea   Solstice Spice is one of our most popular teas during the holiday season. This tea blends black tea with apple,...

What is Red Tea?

What is Red Tea?

Rooibos teas Rooibos is sometimes referred to as red tea, due to the reddish color of the tea leaves and the tea when brewed, as well as to the historical...

What is Red Tea?

Rooibos teas Rooibos is sometimes referred to as red tea, due to the reddish color of the tea leaves and the tea when brewed, as well as to the historical...

What is Green Tea? Types, Origins, and How to Brew

What is Green Tea? Types, Origins, and How to Brew

What is green tea? Green tea is produced from the leaves of camellia sinensis, the same plant from which black, oolong, white, and purple teas are made. While it originated...

What is Green Tea? Types, Origins, and How to Brew

What is green tea? Green tea is produced from the leaves of camellia sinensis, the same plant from which black, oolong, white, and purple teas are made. While it originated...

What is Oolong Tea? All About Oolong

What is Oolong Tea? All About Oolong

What is oolong tea? Oolong is a partially oxidized tea made from the leaves of the camellia sinensis plant. Oolongs fall somewhere in between black teas, which are fully oxidized,...

What is Oolong Tea? All About Oolong

What is oolong tea? Oolong is a partially oxidized tea made from the leaves of the camellia sinensis plant. Oolongs fall somewhere in between black teas, which are fully oxidized,...

What is White Tea?

What is White Tea?

White tea history Pleasant and subtle, brewed white tea actually has a pale yellow color. While not much is known about white tea’s origins, it has been enjoyed in China...

What is White Tea?

White tea history Pleasant and subtle, brewed white tea actually has a pale yellow color. While not much is known about white tea’s origins, it has been enjoyed in China...