Steep It Loose | All Things Tea, Health, & Recipes

By Maria Uspenski for Tea & Coffee Trade Journal    In this age of the novel coronavirus and a strong focus on wellness, adaptogenic teas are ...

  Japan is one of the two most significant traditional green tea regions in the world, alongside China. The methods by which green teas are grown...

Unless you’re big into herbal teas and remedies, you may not have heard much about the benefits of Ashwagandha, Rhodiola, Chaga mushrooms, and Ma...

Adaptogens are botanical substances that balance, restore and protect the body from stress. [1] Their forte is in their ability to create what’s c...

THE INSPIRATION & DEVELOPMENT Our company exists to help empower people to find wellness through tea. The pain and stress of the current pande...

We all know Pu’erh is different. Just taste it. All tea comes from the same plant.  But there are two main reasons for why Pu’erh could be the mos...

The use of flowers in tea and traditional medicine is as old as time. But why is this? Flowers can add a beautiful visual or color to a blend, but ...

World Tea News | March 20, 2020  By Elizabeth Dobos for World Tea News     Each of these five teas contains ingredients traditionally used for supp...

           If the instructions on your tea package call for an infusion of 2 minutes and 30 seconds at 180F… why is that? Why not 1 minute, or 5 m...

One of the many badass benefits of tea uncovered by modern medical research is that high tea consumption leads to a healthier heart. The very same ...

People with strong, positive social connections enjoy better health and immunity. The many tea-drinking ceremonies and histories from around the w...

One cup of tea a day is good, but as our founder advocates in her book Cancer Hates Tea, five cups a day can really make a difference in your stat...