Kombucha is a widely recognized beverage known for its incredible taste and numerous health benefits. This drink is available for purchase in any local store, or natural food stores, but as of lately there is a trend on the rise; … Read More
Earl Grey tea is a flavored tea and one of the world’s most recognized teas. The tea is typically a black tea flavored with oil from the outside rind of the bergamot orange, native to the Mediterranean. This unique fruit … Read More
Even though it’s currently considered safe to consume up to 200mg of caffeine (which equals approximately 4x black teas containing 50mg caffeine each) herbal teas are often a safer bet, especially with recent research suggesting even a small amount of … Read More
If you’re reading this, chances are you’ve never tasted Oolong tea, but you’re interested in trying it out. Well, let’s be completely honest; it is incredibly difficult to explain and describe the taste of Oolong tea to someone who has … Read More
If you are like the majority of grownups—your day is not complete without consuming caffeine. Your preferred form of caffeine could be: Coffee Energy drinks Sodas Diet pills Chocolate Ice cream Tea Tea—the black type is the most popular beverage … Read More
Tea blending is an essential aspect and part of the tea industry. It is what makes tea commercial and appealing to a larger number of consumers. Tea blending is also considered to be art, with a principle of creating the … Read More
When you wake up with that awful, scratchy feeling in your throat, what do you reach for? Numbing cool ice-cream? Throat lozenges? Or, like us, do you reach for a cup of soothing tea? We like to think that a … Read More
Rooibos tea is an intriguing herbal blend. Although it’s caffeine-free, it has a rich warm and inviting flavor that’s not dissimilar to black tea. As such, we love drinking it as a caffeine-free alternative to black tea. Finding a good … Read More
Tea is not funny business, and real connoisseurs prefer loose leaf tea over commercially produced tea bags. No disrespect to the utility of a tea bag, as it makes tea brewing a breeze, but such leaf-containers are not travel-friendly. Also, … Read More
The first use of ginger for its medicinal purposes can be traced back to the 13th century ancient China. Ginger root has ever since been used for thousands of years in India, Japan, South East, and Middle East Asia and … Read More