Tea Blogs

In the debut to her new mystery series, Dorothy Howell sews together her love of sewing and writing. Journey along with Abbey Chandler in Seams Like Murder as she tries to help solve a murder—and picks up a new hobby along the way. As readers enjoy this cozy tale, they’ll... Read more »

Text by Britt Crawford • Photography by John O’Hagan The neutral tones and gilded scrollwork featured on Noritake 175 make it a stunning teapot to display and use throughout the holiday season. Owning multiple teapots or tea sets to fit into a specific festivity isn’t always feasible for those with the inherent inclination... Read more »

With the holiday season upon us, there is no better way to keep warm than by enjoying a cozy teatime with loved ones. Add some of our favorite delectable bites to your next afternoon tea menu, and keep warm all season long with theses spice-filled sweets and treats. The post... Read more »

Text by Kerry Vincent • Photography Courtesy of Hotel Des Indes  The Fine Art of Afternoon Tea at Hotel Des Indes The magnificent Hotel Des Indes is an old friend, a landmark establishment on the swank Lange Voorhout Avenue at the center of The Hague in southern Holland. If you are... Read more »

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Find the perfect turkey-based recipe for delicious and simple treats at teatime. The post Turkey-Based Treats for Teatime appeared first on TeaTime Magazine.... Read more »

A well-dressed table is an essential feature of a successful tea party. Utilize our helpful tips to create tasteful tablescapes for your next big event. The post 4 Tips to Create Tasteful Tablescapes   appeared first on TeaTime Magazine.... Read more »

Photography by Mac Jamieson Food Styling by Kathleen Kanen and Recipe Development by Becca Cummins Show your heartfelt gratitude this Thanksgiving by hosting an afternoon tea that incorporates the beloved flavors of the season. The post With Grateful Hearts appeared first on TeaTime Magazine.... Read more »

Text by Britt Crawford Chilly winter days beckon many to seek escape to warmer temperatures. For decades, Orlando has lured tourists with its sunny days and temperate climate. While the Central Florida city is home to the “The Most Magical Place on Earth,” there’s much more to the metropolitan area... Read more »

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A huge part of my job as a tea importer trying to establish Chinese tea service as a cultural practice in America is drawing analogies. This is quite easy when it comes to the tea itself – good tea, like good wine, beer, chocolate, coffee, liquor, or pretty much The... Read more »

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Are pesticides used in tea? The short answer is “very likely.” In 2014 the CBC (Canadian Broadcast Corporation) conducted a study on 10 popular brands of tea including Twinnings and Lipton to test pesticide residue in the dry tea leaves: "Half of the teas tested contained pesticide residues above the... Read more »

We all go on a quest in life looking for something to make it all worth it. We date in search for the one; we apply to jobs in search for one; we look for purpose in search of one. On this journey, we so often find others that we... Read more »

Three ways recycle your used tea leaves rather than throwing them away. The post Three Ways to Recycle Used Tea Leaves. appeared first on T Ching.... Read more »

Interesting how such a simple and almost obscure saying has been so widely embraced by the tea industry. Every wonder why? The post Do you know the saying, “Keep Calm and Carry On”? appeared first on T Ching.... Read more »

Pine Needle Tea. Forage for pine needles and discover an excellent source of Vitamin-C. The post Savor a Cup of Pine Needle Tea. Forage for Vitamin-C Enriched Herb appeared first on T Ching.... Read more »

Vietnamese black teas can also be exceptional. Many are distinctive and pleasant. The post Vietnamese Black Teas from Hoang Su Phi and Lai Chau appeared first on T Ching.... Read more »

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There is no mastery in self-service. In this tradition we don’t learn to make tea but to serve tea. True mastery must be in the service of mankind. As we progress, we come to understand that we serve the evolution of consciousness itself, and that the growth and The post... Read more »

Tea has always been the emblem of civilization and peace. “Through tea make friends” is an old proverb expressing the sentiments we share with tea. Tea isn’t always deep and transcendent; it is sometimes a time/space of calm joy, where we can celebrate old friends and make new ones. The... Read more »

Tea is a spiritual path, a Dao. In living a life of tea we realize that in all we do, we are preparing tea. What we eat affects our tea, as does the way we treat people. One of our masters always says, “If you want to learn to make... Read more »

Learning to revere tea as medicine is important to us. Tea is a great healer, of body, mind and spirit. The earliest encyclopedia of Chinese herbs to mention tea stated that it “brightens the eyes.” This is a powerful expression of why Shen Nong, The post Exploring the Meaning of... Read more »

These leaves are earth, soil and rock, wind and water. Through them we drink in the weather. And they are also an expression of what is beyond our planet, absorbing sun, moon and starlight in photosynthesis. Plants don’t have a feeling of separation or The post Exploring the Meaning of... Read more »

The true meaning of this Way of Tea is only hinted at by words, as much adumbrated by them, and we can but hope to catch a dappled glimpse of it through the leaves we write and say. If there is a Way, a Path of Tea to be walked... Read more »

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You can tell a lot about artisans by how they care for their tools. The same can be said of a musician and her instruments, or a chef and his knives. Just as a master of any skill or craft can be distinguished from an amateur by that singular, effortless... Read more »

It's that time of year when the leaves are changing, the mornings are icy, and a cup of hot tea is the perfect drink! We wanted to share our three favorite holiday teas to make those chilly days feel cozier.More... Read more »

This week, we are giving the floor to one of our new single ingredient products! Say hello to Organic Gotu Kola! More... Read more »

This year's holiday shopping will look similar to last year, with some changes. Expect shipping partners like USPS, FedEx, and UPS to experience delays – and beat them by ordering early!More... Read more »

Catnip is an herb that I had always thought was exclusively enjoyed by cats. Little did I know that one day we would carry it as a tea!More... Read more »

October is Breast Cancer Awareness month and we have partnered with the American Cancer Society to give back from 10/14/22 - 10/16/22. During that time, we will be donating 100% of our profits directly to the American Cancer Society.More... Read more »

Make your employees feel appreciated this holiday season by giving the gift of tea! Here are some gift ideas that will boost moral and get them in the holiday spirit.More... Read more »

Quitting coffee can be difficult when the caffeine seems like a necessity to get through everyday life. The "coffee crash" is all too real and can make caffeine seem daunting. However, there's a better way to get your energy and start your day off right.More... Read more »

Getting gifts for your friends and family who love the gym can seem daunting but we have tons of ideas to help!More... Read more »

Hers & His Make holiday shopping easier! Here are some ideas to help make your special someone's holiday season more special, and yours much simpler!More... Read more »

One of my favorite times of the year is approaching! Layered clothing, hot teas, and gift-giving to those whom I care about the most. We've built a complete gifting guide for tea lovers of all types!More... Read more »

It may only be October, but Christmas is right around the corner! Gift giving can be challenging, but Full Leaf Tea Company is here to help with some great gift ideas for those special people in your life.More... Read more »

2022 Holiday Gift Guide for the Tea Newbie With so many choices, being new to tea can be intimidating. However, giving a thoughtful gift to a tea newbie can be the perfect way to introduce them to the wonderful world of tea! Monthly Wellness Subscription Box - The perfect way to find... Read more »

Flu and cold season is fast approaching, and there's no better gift than a cozy wellness tea developed to fight these pesky bugs! This year we've released two new wellness teas to go alongside our five fan favorites.More... Read more »

Hey tea lovers! We are continuing to focus on some of our newest products this week with a new cozy favorite; Organic Honey Lemon Ginger! I can tell this tea is going to be one of my winter staples for sure!More... Read more »

Hey tea lovers! Let's start fall off right with one of my absolute favorites that always screams cozy! Organic Orange Cinnamon Spice is a cold weather staple for me and it just might become one for you too!More... Read more »

Hey tea lovers!  We released 43 new products this past week (crazy, right?) and our Tea of the Week for the last week of September is one of those new products!  No one likes feeling stuffed up and this tea is the perfect natural remedy for that! Organic Congestion Relief... Read more »

Hey tea lovers!  Let's finish off our last Tea of the Week before fall starts with something citrusy to celebrate the finals days of summer! Organic Lemon Turmeric Tea is a white tea based blend with a delicious flavor and wonderful health benefits.  Ingredients Organic White Tea: White tea is a... Read more »

Hey tea lovers!  For those of you getting ready to start classes, this is the perfect tea for you! Organic Brain Health Tea is a green tea based blend with 6 ingredients proven to boost and support brain health. More... Read more »

 Hey tea lovers!  Today we are focusing on a tea specifically for our soon to be or current mothers! Organic Lactation Boost is geared towards increasing healthy milk production in new mothers. Ingredients Organic Fenugreek: Fenugreek has been studied to show a positive correlation between taking fenugreek pills or drinking teas... Read more »

Hey tea lovers!  Welcome back to Tea of the Week. Can you believe this is our 32nd Tea of the Week?! Me either.  This week, we are exploring one of our best sellers; Organic Sleeping Tranquilitea. With 5 ingredients proven to increase relaxation and sleep, this tea is a powerful sleep... Read more »

Hey tea lovers! Welcome back to Tea of the Week! This week, we are featuring one of our newer blends, Organic Genmaicha.More... Read more »

Hey tea lovers!  Welcome back to Tea of the Week! I am very excited about since this is my FAVORITE blend! My favorite does tend to change seasonally but as today, this one is it!  Organic Royal Blend was created with rich and robust teas that melt together into a smooth... Read more »

Hey tea lovers!  Welcome back to Tea of the Week, our series where we tell you all about a chosen tea each week!  This week, we are focusing on one of my favorite teas to drink iced; Organic Passion Tea! This tea is deliciously tart and refreshing and has wonderful... Read more »

Hi tea lovers!  Welcome back to Tea of the Week; our weekly series where we walk you through everything about a selected tea!  This week, in our Southern Oregon office, it is very smoky outside and all of us have been feeling the effects. We have all been drinking Organic... Read more »

Hey tea lovers! Welcome to another installment of Tea of the Week.  This week, we are looking into one of our teas that is truly meant for everyone; Organic Adaptogen Tea. This blend is meant to adapt to what your body needs and is full of powerful adaptogenic ingredients.  Adaptogenic... Read more »

Hey tea lovers! If you love to be active, this is the ultimate tea for you! Organic Live Fit is a green tea based blend with ingredients to boost energy, enhance workout results, and aid in recovery.More... Read more »

Hey tea lovers!  This week, we are going to take a closer look at one of our naturally sweet and extra soothing teas; Organic Herbal Comfort.  Organic Herbal Comfort is a blend of four herbs that aim to comfort and relieve stressors from the body and mind.  Ingredient Breakdown Organic Licorice... Read more »

Hey tea lovers!  This week, we are giving a much deserved spotlight to one of our newer products; Organic Turmeric! Turmeric is a well known superfood with countless health benefits.More... Read more »

Hey tea lovers! Since a long weekend of potential partying is on the horizon, we decided it would be a great time to highlight Organic Hangover Relief Tea!  This tea is designed to help your body recover and rehydrate with 6 organic ingredients! More... Read more »

Source Life is Better with Tea - Better Tea. Better Mood. Better Life. Why meditate with tea? Tea changes your brain chemistry to help you meditate better. Meditating with tea can turn a simple tea session into a short spiritual and energetic retreat. What gives you the feeling of well-being?... Read more »

Source Life is Better with Tea - Better Tea. Better Mood. Better Life. The best green tea does not have a bitter taste. Shocking, I know! My guide shows you how to start drinking better green tea today from a selection of my favorites at an affordable price. Beginner tea... Read more »

Source Life is Better with Tea - Better Tea. Better Mood. Better Life. I review the best tea kettles for every type of tea drinker. Find out which tea kettle is right for you and your budget. I independently research, analyze and recommend the best tea products and accessories—learn more... Read more »

Source Life is Better with Tea - Better Tea. Better Mood. Better Life. Jane Pettigrew's World of Tea: Discovering Producing Regions and their Teas. A comprehensive guide to exotic teas from around the world. Jane Pettigrew's World of Tea: Discovering Producing Regions and Their Teas is a beautiful treatise for... Read more »

Source Life is Better with Tea - Better Tea. Better Mood. Better Life. Discover Firebelly Tea, an exciting new tea brand made from natural ingredients with no additives or chemicals. It comes in sustainable, compostable packaging, sold only online. Now you can have premium teas delivered straight to your door. Firebelly... Read more »

Source Life is Better with Tea - Better Tea. Better Mood. Better Life. Green tea skincare products and other anti-aging beauty creams infused with tea have shown fantastic skincare benefits. Anti-aging beauty products are the holy grail of all lotions. But what if we added tea to the mix? By... Read more »

Source Life is Better with Tea - Better Tea. Better Mood. Better Life. Your complete guide to Gyokuro, the highest grade of Japanese green tea. Historically, only the finest teas were reserved for the emperors. If you have had the experience of visiting a high end tea shop, you may... Read more »

Source Life is Better with Tea - Better Tea. Better Mood. Better Life. Decaffeinated tea must go through a process to remove the caffeine from the leaves. All tea from Camellia sinensis contains caffeine. Tea Chemistry Tea is a rich source of antioxidants, but it also contains high levels of... Read more »

Source Life is Better with Tea - Better Tea. Better Mood. Better Life. Afternoon Tea is a meal served on a three-tiered tray composed of finger sandwiches, scones with clotted cream and jam, and sweet pastries served with tea. What is Afternoon Tea? Afternoon Tea In the 1840s, the British... Read more »

Source Life is Better with Tea - Better Tea. Better Mood. Better Life. Sencha's outstanding sweet, fresh green flavors and hojicha's roasty, nutty flavors are perfect for everyday tea drinking. They are genuinely the best Japanese green teas. Japan ranks among the world's top five consumers and top ten producers of... Read more »

Source Life is Better with Tea - Better Tea. Better Mood. Better Life. How to relieve stress with two of the best adaptogenic herbs. A simple tea made with tulsi or ashwagandha can help to naturally reduce stress. Ways to Reduce Stress With Adaptogenic Teas Adaptogenic tea blends are becoming... Read more »

Over the weekend, I started pulling out our Christmas decorations and Christmas tea wares, including some of my Christmas teacups. I always like the look of a stack of teacups, so I may try to figure out a way to include a stack or two in the decor this year.My... Read more »

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Family traditions … I love them! One of my favorite traditions is presenting Christmas ornaments to the children in our family at Thanksgiving, including our three nieces and nephew, who were all at my sister's house yesterday. Since one of them got married this year and one will be getting... Read more »

This is the week where I'll eat cranberry sauce for the first time this holiday season, and a vintage tea towel I bought the other day had me delving into a unique connection between tea and cranberries … perhaps.This tea towel came from my friend Nancy's delightful Carriage House Antiques... Read more »

Although I collect vintage Christmas goodies all year long, I just can’t bring myself to decorate with them until after Thanksgiving. Over the weekend, I realized I hadn’t updated the tea trolley in a while, so I pulled out my “ease into the season” Christmas decor, this vintage white ceramic... Read more »

I ran by the Joann store last week and decided to buzz by the fabric aisle to see if they had any Christmas fabric with a vintage look. They did, and I found a few other fun fabrics as well!My favorite was this cheerful fabric with all the Santa mugs... Read more »

For years now, I have been searching for a plush throw with teacups on it. I just knew I would find one someday, and when I did, I vowed, I would get one for a giveaway too. Well, I’ve come festively close with this “tea mug” blanket I found at... Read more »

When Adagio Teas asked if I wanted to sample this year’s tea advent calendar, I immediately said yes, as I’ve enjoyed having one before and knew it would be a fun treat once again! But I did feel compelled to try a couple of samples before recommending it, and the... Read more »

In honor of Veterans Day today, I wanted to see if I could find an appropriate historic tea photo on the Library of Congress website, and I came across this one from 1918. It shows "Mrs. W.E. Corey serving tea in the garden of her home, the Chateau de Villegenis,... Read more »

My friend Nancy, who knows I’m looking for old Valentine’s Day recipes, alerted me to a vintage book with lots of old holiday recipes, so naturally, I hopped on eBay and got myself a copy of Betty Crocker’s Party Book. This book was actually printed in 1960, and this is... Read more »

On Friday and Saturday, I visited several local antique stores to get a head start on shopping for vintage Christmas collectibles. With the renewed interest in vintage Christmas, it's getting harder to find the old stuff, so I like to look early, and I hit the jackpot at one store,... Read more »

 I've (virtually) stalked the (digital) aisles of the Library of Congress for years now, searching their public domain images for photos and drawings related to teatime. Imagine my delight when I learned this week that the British Library, too, has public domain images available online. Like this one, which is... Read more »

My pantry looks like a rainbow these days with all the colorful Twinings boxes: blue, green, pink, fuchsia, lavender. I've never been able to recall the exact names of these "wellness" tea, but I do remember the colors of the ones I like best (fig-and-vanilla = lavender-colored box, for instance).... Read more »

Months ago, my thoughtful friend Heather notified me of a half-off sale on a stamp-and-die set she thought I might like, this Rose Tea set from Altenew. She was right and the price was right, so I ordered it right away, but it's been such a busy summer and fall... Read more »

Whenever I post about my dollar-store discoveries of tea, I picture some of you sitting there in your fancy ladies' parlor, wrapped in a velvet tea gown, nibbling at cucumber sandwiches, bone china teacup in hand, and murmuring to the servants, "Good heavens, Jeeves! Is she doing one of those... Read more »

Last Tuesday, Alex and I flew to Wisconsin and arrived late that night, so we were there Wednesday morning to surprise grandson Michael, who turned twelve that day! It was so fun seeing him and his brother, Andrew, since our Badger Boys are growing up so quickly. Here we are... Read more »

We were in Green Bay, Wisconsin, visiting family last week, and on Saturday, we stopped by their local Walmart for a few things. I like to check out all the Christmas needlework magazines, and this cute Hometown Christmas quilt caught my eye on the cover of the November/December 2022 issue... Read more »

Many months ago, I was browsing at Hobby Lobby one day when I noticed that Sizzix had some new Tea Time dies featuring a teacup filled with flowers. Now ever since Hobby Lobby stopped offering a 40-percent-off coupon every week, if a product isn't on sale, it will usually be... Read more »

It's always fun when a new tea vendor reaches out, so I was most pleased when a package from Sri Lanka landed in my mailbox the other day!Kaley Tea says that they "grow tea organically and regeneratively, amid a variety of spices and fruits. We handpick the finest tea leaves from this single... Read more »

A blog reader in Toronto, Elaine, recently sent me an alert about a product she thought I might be interested in, and she was certainly right! It was this tea towel featuring vintage Santa mugs, designed by a Louise Pretzel (love her name) for Anthropologie!I couldn't order this tea towel... Read more »

Okay. Please turn to pages 87 and 88 in the November/December 2022 issue of Tea Time. Did you know about this bit of political history involving tea? I did not!What? You don't subscribe? Or your issue hasn't arrived yet? Okay, well, here's the deal: There's an article titled "How Tea... Read more »

One of the fun things about shopping for the holidays all year round is that I always have something new to play with when the actual holidays arrive. I recently found a few more 99-cent Santa mugs at Goodwill. These aren't vintage, but I thought they were cute and will... Read more »

So back in March, my niece Cari eloped (!), and after we all got over the shock of that, we knew we wanted to have some sort of celebration in honor of her wedding. My sister, Rhonda, offered to host a reception for family and friends in the fall, and... Read more »

Of all the fall teas I've tried, the one I go back to time and time again is Cranberry Autumn from Harney & Sons. This black tea is flavored with cranberry and orange, and it's just not fall if I don't have a tin of this at hand!I even like... Read more »

It’s commonly said that we’ve used caffeine for centuries, including during the Stone Age, when caffeine-containing plants were chewed for their stimulatory effects. This being pre-history, however, do you ever wonder how we know? Well, archaeology often fills in when historical records don’t exist. Yes, there can be misinterpretations and... Read more »

Tea should be fun, and even though I’m generally not a fan of foods/beverages pretending to be something else, I have to say that Creamsicle tea is surprisingly like its namesake—you know, the summer treat with orange sherbet wrapped around vanilla ice cream—and surprisingly delicious, especially iced. In this case,... Read more »

Roasted Almond fruit tea (or more accurately, tisane) consistently ranks as one of the top ten best-selling teas at TeaHaus, with many raving about both its flavor and its stunning color in the cup. With a foundation of apples, red beets contribute additional sweetness along with color, while cinnamon adds... Read more »

Tea can evoke many things: a memory, a tradition, the essence of a country. Just the words “English breakfast” immediately conjure up a complete picture of participants, setting, teapot, and type of tea. So too Слава Україні (Glory to Ukraine!), blended by tea sommelier Lisa of TeaHaus. When Lisa began... Read more »

I hate it when a little research verifies that an item falls into souvenir status rather than art. I can never look at the item in quite the same way—proving that a degree of ignorance really can be bliss at times. Anyway, one such item was the geisha lithophane teacup... Read more »

At a yard sale decades ago, I picked up what I considered a rather exquisite tea set that had been made in Japan. I have now discovered that I evidently was the intended buyer, or at least someone like me, someone who is not Japanese. Having identified the set as... Read more »

Sunflowers have new depths of meaning these days, a fact that seems startlingly at odds with the flower’s straightforward boldness. After all, its perpetual cheeriness and habit of quite literally following the sun make this a fitting symbol for reveling in summer’s warmth, simple happiness. But even the robust sunflower—that... Read more »

I recently read an online article, supposedly vetted by experts, that claimed that white tea has no caffeine. Yeah. Add that to misleading articles arguing that x tea has less—or maybe more—caffeine than y tea and you understand why people are confused about caffeine levels in tea. To be sure,... Read more »

Little cups are irresistible, whether designed for tea or coffee. A yard sale find, this small handleless porcelain cup was made in Ethiopia, land of coffee drinkers. But who’s to say it can’t be used for tea? Which made me wonder whether Ethiopians drink tea. Ethiopian Tea, or the Tea... Read more »

The glorious season of Autumn brings with it two immensely popular flavors – Pumpkin and Cranberry Orange. In recent years, popular chains have begun introducing their Pumpkin Spice beverages earlier and earlier, some even launching their drinks in August.  In our view, this is way too early!  October seems to... Read more »

Not only do we want to know if our promotions work for you, we love reading your comments and getting your input. We surveyed you at the end of August to review our offers and promotions. And as before, you didn't disappoint! We received numerous submissions and they will help us to fine-tune... Read more »

  Chai is like a cup of cocoa – comforting, warm and relaxing.   In summer, it’s a tall cold glass on a hot day, a perfect alternative to a milk shake. The ideal Chai should be rich, creamy with the fully developed taste of Tea, Milk & Spices.  It shouldn’t... Read more »

Pumpkin flavors are being introduced earlier and earlier each year.  This year, it made its appearance in August.  Walk into any Dunkin Donuts or Starbucks and there they are!  No longer just in lattes, it is now in donuts, muffins, pancakes, waffles, bread and, of course, pies.  We used to... Read more »

As you know, we offer various types of promotions throughout the year.  We'd love to know what you think of them. And we'll send you $5 for taking the time to fill out our short Survey - Thank you!.  ... Read more »

High tea is NOT the dainty meal of petit fours, finger sandwiches and scones served with clotted cream.  That is actually Afternoon Tea. Served generally at 4 or 5 pm in the afternoon, during the Victorian and Edwardian times, it became a welcome break between lunch and the late supper... Read more »

We often get emails from Tea Room customers asking about teas and if our shop is still open and where they can get our sandwich recipes and if we have a website. Here is one we got in our inbox a few days ago.  We were happy to direct her... Read more »

 Tisanes are infusions.  The word Tisane comes from France and in ancient times, it originated as a medicinal drink that was chiefly barley water.  Over time, it has evolved.  Common herbal infusions are, of course, with Mint and other herbs such as Chamomile or Lemongrass.  You may also have tried... Read more »

Ceylon tea comes from the island republic of Sri Lanka which is in the Bay of Bengal below the southeastern tip of India.  Sri Lanka was formerly a British crown colony and it kept this name almost a quarter century after its independence.  In 1972, the country changed its name... Read more »

 If Tea immediately conjures up images of chintz, lace, pinkies up and ladies who lunch, you will need to update your thinking. Gone are the days when Tea was reserved only for the feminine persuasion. Or for when you got sick. Or enjoyed in a drawing room with dainty sandwiches.... Read more »

June marks the official beginning of Summer – that wonderful season of time in the sun, long days, a book in your hand and a tall glass of iced tea nearby. Just as January is National Hot Tea Month, the month of June is dedicated to Iced Tea and June... Read more »

A cup of tea from a teabag is just not as good as Whole Leaf tea steeped in its pure loose leaf form.   There are only two advantages to teabags – Speed & Convenience.  It’s easy as 1-2-3 and takes no time at all.  But for a great cup of... Read more »

Back in March of this year, we invited you to join us in celebrating World Poetry Day. It seemed to us that it was a day to read, think and write, so we thought it would be the perfect time to ask you to write a poem for us.  We received... Read more »

This is what customers are searching for on our site as well as on Google. Excellent question! First, the color of the dry leaf is not always a good indication of what type of tea it is. Second, silver-hued tea could be Green or it could be White. And finally,... Read more »

Hard to believe it has been over 50 years since the concept of Earth Day was introduced.  On April 22, 1970, about 20 million Americans took to the streets in answer to Wisconsin Senator Gaylord Nelson's call for a "national teach-in on the environment".  His partners in this effort were... Read more »

Longer days, more light – that means it’s time to brush away those cobwebs, de-clutter and clean up.  Not only is this not easy but all of us put it off as much as we can.  De-cluttering is overwhelming and where does one start.  While you’re thinking about Spring Cleaning... Read more »

The title, Manager, Tea Estate, seems so unassuming.  In actual fact though, the Manager of a Tea Estate is, in equal parts, king, champion, shepherd, COO and tea master.  At most tea gardens in India, the highest ranking person is The Manager.  He wields absolute authority and is the arbiter... Read more »

If you're someone who sneezes through the Spring, suffers from runny eyes and the sniffles, you know how miserable this season can be. You're not alone.  Studies indicate that over 25% of the population is affected by allergies which can be triggered by pollen, animal dander, specific foods, air pollution, dust... Read more »

World Poetry Day is celebrated every year on March 21st.  It's a day to read, to think, and to write. Poetry is a form of expression that people from all cultures can identify with and it brings us together with the poser to create dialogue. Poems, in their many forms,... Read more »

It is said that "The path to heaven passes through a teapot".  But what if you don't have a teapot!  We're here to help. Here are some general guidelines below. If you always drink more than 1 cup of tea at a time, you need a teapot. The standard personal... Read more »

March 21, 2022 is World Poetry Day. We're inviting you to write a Poem, maximum 8 lines, on Tea, on Life, on Love, on anything that tickles your fancy. It can rhyme or not. It can be a haiku, a sonnet, a limerick (keep it clean!), or any style you wish.... Read more »

My good friend, Donna, kept mentioning she had a neighbor that I had to interview.  I paid it no mind thinking that casual interactions with neighbors were probably not the best basis on which to make a hire. Then, a few years ago, I had an opening and, along with other... Read more »

With St. Patrick's Day right around the corner, thoughts of corned beef and cabbage, Guinness and Irish coffee abound. Not everyone is a coffee drinker, so here's a twist on a traditional Irish Beverage. For this delicious drink, you will need:8 oz. Hot Irish Breakfast Tea1 Tbsp. Sugar1 1/2 to... Read more »

Just the other day, we received an email from one of our long-time customers that was pleasing to the palate, and one that opens up so many possibilities with baking with tea. This recipe used our Makaibari 2nd Flush Darjeeling to make an Artisanal Apricot Loaf. And yes, this was... Read more »

According to recent studies, "true" teas like Black, Green, White, and Oolong, may provide a number of unique wellness benefits for humans, including: Fighting inflammation. Helping to protect against some cancers. Promoting heart health, including cholesterol. Improving attention, alertness, memory, and anxiety levels. Promoting bone mineral density. Boosting overall quality... Read more »

Everyone knows that product reviews are useful.  Some shoppers may hesitate before purchasing, uncertain about the product's attributes. Reviews can enhance confidence in a product. A few times a year, we remind you to review a product you enjoy, and sometimes, even offer double Reward Points. We did just that recently and the reviews came... Read more »

This is my daily cup of tea too and I totally understand that brief, intense whiff of the Himalayas straight from the garden!  Cheers to Makaibari 1st flush!... Read more »

February - the month of Love! Everyone says I love you with flowers and candies, but tea-infused cupcakes may just be the way to the heart!  Our chocolate cupcake is infused with Black tea. Try using Assam TGFOP or Grand Keemun. The Buttercream frosting is infused with our very own St.... Read more »

Valentine's Day  - that day of romance with hearts and flowers and, best of all, Chocolate!  It's one of life's little luxuries and pairs well with Wine, Fruit and even Tea.  A luscious bit of chocolate followed by a sip of tea is a silky sensation.  And Tea blended with... Read more »

Newsletter Archive Nov. 4, 2022 This weekend only, you can get 20% off three black teas, one from each of China’s most celebrated and historic centers of black tea production. Each is made from spring leaf from this year, unbroken and unblended for a true picture of their origin. Tongmu... Read more »

Newsletter Archive Oct. 28, 2022 This November marks a full 20 years since Seven Cups officially started business. Let’s honor the occasion by going back to where we started: green tea. We’re showcasing four green teas: the prestigious Xishan Bi Luo Chun, the little champion Mengding Maofeng (Feather Peak), the... Read more »

Newsletter Archive Oct. 7, 2022 Dan Cong wulong is a tea of contrasts – it’s potent and nuanced, it’s both sharp and mellow, it’s astringent and sweet all at once. This year, we selected a micro-lot to celebrate the dynamism of the Dan Cong style. Welcome Jianghua Xiang (Ginger Flower).... Read more »

Newsletter Archive Aug. 26, 2022 We’re featuring six teas this week that are perfect for comparative tasting: that’s black teas Zui Chun Fang (Drunken Peach) and Dianhong Gongfu; wulongs Jin Guanyin (Golden Tieguanyin) and Chuantong Tieguanyin (Traditional Tieguanyin); and green teas Ming Qian Anji Baicha (Early Harvest Anji) and Mao... Read more »

Newsletter Archive Aug. 19, 2022 This weekend we’re featuring all jasmine teas, all gaiwan and all tea accessories. Born of Sichuan, humble and sophisticated, ancient and modern: a well-used Gaiwan exudes charm and commands reverence. As the legend goes, the first gaiwan was designed by the daughter of a Tang Dynasty... Read more »

Newsletter Archive Aug. 12, 2022 This weekend, we’re featuring all Yixing teaware. Need something to brew in that handsome new teapot? We recommend these three classics of Wuyi Rock Wulong: Rougui (Cassia Bark), Shuixian (Narcissus), and Xiao Hong Pao (Little Red Robe). The soils of Wuyishan and Yixing are nearly... Read more »

Newsletter Archive Aug. 5, 2022 We’re featuring all Puer cakes this weekend. That includes two fresh offerings: the newly restocked Cha Tao (Aged Old Tree) cake and the Jinggu Sheng Xiao Fangzhuan (Little Sheng Jinggu Brick) 2013. As the lore goes, compressed cakes of puer tea came to be in the... Read more »

Newsletter Archive Jul. 29, 2022 This weekend, cool off with Baihao Yinzhen (Silver Needle) 2022 and Bai Mudan (White Peony) 2021 white teas, as well as the Yunnan “white puer” tea, Yue Guang Bai (White Moonlight) 2018 loose leaf. We’re in the thick of Dashu, the Great Heat, the 12th... Read more »

Newsletter Archive Jul. 22, 2022 Behold! The Four Famous Bushes of rock Wulong: Da Hong Pao (Big Red Robe), Tie Luo Han (Iron Monk), Shui Jin Gui (Golden Water Turtle), and Bai Ji Guan (White Rooster Crest). This weekend, we’re featuring them and their gold standard brewing vessel, the gaiwan.... Read more »

This calming pumpkin spice latte satisfies a craving for a cozy spiced latte without artificial flavors or syrupy sweeteners. This dairy-free latte uses coconut milk without sacrificing creamy texture! Pumpkin spice lattes are a creamy blend of coffee, milk and spices like nutmeg, cloves and cinnamon. These soothing spices are... Read more »

These maple cinnamon blondies are full of warming spices and sweet maple syrup for an autumn-inspired breakfast or dessert!  Unlike traditional blondies, this fluffy and chewy recipe incorporates a low glycemic sweetener so less maple syrup is used, without sacrificing flavor. You can find brown sugar alternatives at most grocery... Read more »

This refreshing adrenal cocktail hydrates and helps support adrenal function. You’ll only need three accessible ingredients to make this powerhouse drink that is ready to enjoy in minutes! The Adrenal glands are two small glands situated above each kidney. These triangular-shaped glands make hormones that help control heart rate, blood... Read more »

Back to the hectic grind of everyday life after summer vacation can often mean that healthy habits fall by the wayside. Luckily, Pique tea sachets can be conveniently stored in your lunch box providing hydration or a much-needed calm focused energy any time of day.  You can tailor a bento... Read more »

This creamy cloud smoothie is full of fruit flavor layered with a collagen-rich smoothie that will satisfy with healthy fats and protein. Cloud smoothies are a new trend made popular by Erewhon grocery stores. While the original is a tie-dye blend of white and blue, many variations of this fluffy... Read more »

  Creamy and delicious! This Pumpkin Spice Hot Chocolate has us drooling. Made with Pumpkin Spice Tea Drops, this recipe is perfect for sipping while you watch your favorite movie with your favorite people!  Ingredients: 1 Pumpkin Spice Tea Drops, melted in 20z boiling water 1 packet of dark/rich chocolate hot cocoa... Read more »

    You heard it right! Pumpkin Spice is back and ready to bring all the fall vibes. We’ve crafted this maple pumpkin spice boba recipe made with Tea Drops that’s easy to make and so tasty!  Ingredients: 1 Pumpkin Spice Tea Drop, melted in 2oz of boiling water Oat... Read more »

Written by Ellen Ricks     The holiday season is fast approaching, and we can already feel the crisp magic in the air. Now is the ideal time to cuddle up by the fire, visit friends and family that you haven’t seen in a while, and sip on some delicious... Read more »

Glow Spritz Holistic Cocktails x Tea Drops KOR Elderberry Defense Ingredients: 4 oz Tea Drops Glow Hibiscus, cooled 1 oz KOR Elderberry Defense 2 oz Watermelon Juice 4 oz Coconut Water 2 oz Sparkling Water Strawberry for garnish Directions: In a wine glass, add Tea Drops Glow Hibiscus, KOR Elderberry... Read more »

Orange Mule Holistic Cocktails x Tea Drops Ingredients: 4 oz Tea Drops Unsweetened Citrus Ginger, cooled 1/2 oz Lime Juice 2 1/2 oz Orange Juice 3 oz Ginger Beer Orange Wedge for garnish Mint Sprig for garnish Directions: In copper mug, fill with ice. Add Tea Drops Citrus Ginger, lime... Read more »

Ube Martini Holistic Cocktails x Tea Drops     Ingredients: 8 oz of Tea Drops Ube Latte, cooled 1/8 oz Vanilla Extract 1 oz Coconut Cream 1 Egg White 4 oz Brown Sugar Syrup (50/50 ratio of brown sugar and water) Prepared Boba Directions: Soak prepared boba in brown sugar... Read more »

Matcha on the Rocks Holistic Cocktails x Tea Drops Califia Farms Toasted Coconut Milk Ingredients: 2 oz Tea Drops Unsweetened Matcha, cooled 1/8 oz Vanilla Extract 1/2 oz Maple Syrup 2 oz Califia Farms Toasted Coconut 2 oz Mashed Strawberries Strawberry for garnish Directions: To a serving glass, add mashed... Read more »

Sweet Peppermint Arnold Palmer Holistic Cocktails x Tea Drops Swoon Pink Lemonade Ingredients: 10 oz Tea Drops Sweet Peppermint, cooled 2 oz Fresh Squeezed Lemon Juice 1 oz Honey 6 oz Swoon Pink Lemonade 4 oz Mix Berries 10 Mint Leaves Strawberry for garnish Directions: In a pitcher, combine Tea... Read more »

Black and Blue No-jito Holistic Cocktails x Tea Drops Heywell Calm + Restore Blackberry   Ingredients: 4 oz Tea Drops Blueberry Acai, cooled 1 oz Lime Juice 5 Blueberries 5 Blackberries 5 Mint Leaves 8 oz Heywell Calm + Restore Blackberry Mint Sprig for garnish Directions: In a tall glass,... Read more »

Frozen Pina Colada Holistic Cocktails x Tea Drops Dose Shot Ingredients: 2 oz Tea Drops Aloha Pineapple Chamomile concentrate, cooled 4 oz Frozen Pineapple  2 oz Dose Daily Liver Shot 2 oz Lime Juice 4 oz Coconut Cream 1/2 oz Honey Pineapple Wedge for garnish Directions: To make tea concentrate,... Read more »

Strawberry Matcha Baked Oats   Ingredients: - 1 Strawberry Matcha Tea Drop - 2 cups gluten free rolled oats- 1 1/2 cup non-dairy milk- 1 egg or flax egg- 2 tablespoons of cashew butter-  2 cups fresh strawberries, chopped (1 additional cup for optional topping)- 1/4 cup maple syrup Directions:... Read more »

Last month, I hit the road to Las Vegas to attend the World Tea Expo!  I'll be honest. Historically, I have missed some years attending the WTE because I felt that the industry still trailed behind in terms of adopting new tea ideas and rituals. The tea world is thousands... Read more »

Tea Drops recipes curated by the official "mom" of Tea Drops, Mae Chandran. Our founder, Sashee's mom gave us access to her favorite Tea Drops recipes just in time for Mother's Day.   Pictured above Sashee (left) and Mae Chandran (right).   Chai Spice Tea Drop Coffee Cake (Makes 1... Read more »

Summary Do you want to know how to make bubble tea? Making delicious bubble tea is easy if you have the right ingredients and preparation time. This blog post covers the ingredients and recipe needed for tasty boba tea. The benefits of bubble tea include relaxation, anxiety reliever, boosting immune... Read more »

Many tea lovers aren’t aware of the health-related problems with tea bags. Usually, tea bags are made of bleached paper, nylon, and plastic. When submerged in boiling water, tea bags release billions of harmful microplastic per serving. All tea bags aren’t biodegradable, harming the environment in the process. This blog... Read more »

We love you, Mother Earth   With Earth Day coming up, we want to remind you of how important it is to love and restore our planet. There are plenty of easy ways to cut down on energy and water use and live a more sustainable lifestyle overall! Below are some:... Read more »

How to Properly Steep Tea Whether you are trying to dispel your morning blues or planning to get some shut-eye, a delicious cup of tea can fulfill all of your needs. By exploring various types of tea and their respective benefits, you can easily find your perfect match of tea... Read more »

Ingredients: Vanilla Dough ½ cup unsalted butter (softened) (1 stick/113g) ¼ cup sugar (55g) ½ tsp vanilla extract 1¼ cups all-purpose flour (190g) Matcha Dough ½ cup unsalted butter (softened) (1 stick/113g) ¼ cup sugar (55g) ½ tsp vanilla extract 1¼ cups all-purpose flour (190g) 1 Matcha Tea Drop (Melted in 2 oz hot water)   Directions: Vanilla Dough Cream butter and sugar together in a large bowl until well blended, about... Read more »

  Ingredients: - Vanilla Frostling- Purple Sprinkles- 1 Ube Tea Drop from the Tea Drops Ube Latte Kit-  Your choice of milk- 2 tablespoons of condensed milk (optional)   Directions: 1. Spread frosting around the rim and dip in sprinkles. 2. Prepare Ube Tea Drop by melting the Tea Drop... Read more »

Ready to take your Tea Drops magic up a notch?! Try combining different Tea Drops flavors and varieties together to make delicious new tea creations! The possibilities are endless, but below are a few of our personal faves. Don't forget to tag us on social with your fun combinations! We can't... Read more »

Tea Drops are delicious as plain tea — but you're missing out if you have yet to try our teas as tea lattes! Below are some recipes and videos for you to try out at home or at the office!   WITH A FROTHER  View this post on Instagram A post... Read more »

HOW TO TEA DROP Drop, Stir, Enjoy! Tea Drops are organic, ground leaf teas and herbs that are pressed into fun shapes. They melt in water — like a bath bomb, except it’s tea! Swirl cup gently while consuming to capture every prebiotic-filled sip or filter out at the end — it's... Read more »

It's the coziest time of year! We've put together some of our favorite holiday tea mocktail and cocktail creations featuring some of our best selling Tea Drops varieties! Whether you're hosting a gathering with loved ones, or curling up on the couch with your favorite holiday movies, these recipes will help bring out... Read more »

Introducing our Hello Kitty x Tea Drops Collection! Let us take you on a nostalgic journey back to our childhood obsessions for all things Hello Kitty! Enjoy our new Apple Pie a la mode, Strawberry Matcha, and English Breakfast Tea Drops representing our shared pastimes: travel, friendship, sweets....and tea time!... Read more »

Welcome to Hawaii! The spirit of aloha – being in the presence of and sharing the essence of life – teaches us lessons of peace, kindness, compassion and responsibility to future generations. These lessons are expressed through chant, music, hula, art and other cultural practices, and through the warm, genuine... Read more »

Welcome to India! One of the oldest and most popular drinks in India, is more than just a cup of tea – Chai is an integral part of the rhythm of life. Masala Chai (masala = spice, chai = tea) is made by boiling black assam tea, spices, milk and... Read more »

Welcome to China! Ginger tea has a long history as a traditional drink and herbal medicine in China and throughout Asia due to the medicinal health benefits that the ginger root provides. The practice of drinking tea has a long history in China, having originated there during the Tang Dynasty.... Read more »

Welcome to England! Since the 18th century, England has been one of the world’s largest tea consumers, and was instrumental in spreading tea from China to India! Earl Grey tea originated in England and is a black tea flavored with oil from the rind of bergamot orange. Want a holiday... Read more »

Welcome to Taiwan! The birthplace of the beloved Bubble Milk Tea drink. Bubble Tea (aka pearl milk tea, boba milk tea, or simply boba) is a Taiwanese drink that was invented in Taichung in the 1980s.   The tea is mixed with milk or fruits and topped off with chewy... Read more »

This was a rather strong, but high-quality Assam sold for an exceptionally good price. The dry leaf has a potent aroma, spicy and fruity. I already notice the raspberry notes even in the dry leaf. But the aroma somehow betrays a slight harshness: I can tell this is going to... Read more »

This is quite a tasty and well-conceived blend, novel yet nice in both aroma and flavor, holding its own in those departments with any herbal/black bagged combination out there. However, I wish it were stronger, more befitting its name. The rectangular, stringless tea bags are small, about half the volume... Read more »

I actually like this one. It isn't as good as loose-leaf tea would be, but for a tea bag it's nice. I brewed the water to 205°F and let the bag steep under one of those Primula hats for several minutes. Both black tea and peach were present in the... Read more »

Not my favorite tea. A little bit soapy and bitter tasting and there wasn’t much interesting stuff going on to redeem it. The aroma was really weak too so overall not worth it for me. I’m giving it a 50 because it’s not that great but it’s also like not... Read more »

I have been wanting to try a tea from Georgia for a long time; the past few times I've gotten teas from Simpson & Vail, this tea has not been available, so I was excited to see it come back into their catalogue. This tea was also really fascinating, very... Read more »

I love this tea!! The aroma is wonderful and unique, I don’t know exactly how to describe it but it smells bready with floral notes. The taste is also amazing and weirdly it has notes of citrus peel which I really like! (This tea is not a blend, just black... Read more »

The aroma of this tea is wonderful and bready and the aroma doesn’t wear off as you drink it. The taste is very smooth and honestly very “normal.” I like this tea because it is not astringent and it makes me feel good after drinking it (some teas don’t fully... Read more »

I was really impressed by this tea. I found it delightful, and also easy to brew and easy to drink. Smooth, aromatic, and pleasing in flavor. I've only ever tried one other black tea from Japan, but this one was by far the better of the two, and ranks among... Read more »

This is the second loose-leaf Earl Grey I've had from Murchie's, and an outstanding example of the type, especially for someone like me who likes a bold, assertive tea. It is made from Assam, Keemun and Yunnan, and you bet the Assam asserts itself boldly in all phases of taste... Read more »

This was a smoother, higher-grade Assam that had a much lighter character than is typical for an Assam. The dry leaf is pretty aesthetically pleasing, it actually looks much nicer than the picture S&V provided on their website: lots of tip, which looks more pale and less golden than some.... Read more »

Here's another in Celestial's fairly recent run of new black-tea blends. For a mass-marketed brand commonly available in retail stores, this rendition holds its own, but better quality can be had. The dry aroma (especially when opening the sack or pouch in which the bags are packaged) may be the... Read more »

While still good, this was the least desirable of the Murchie's "Jubilee" line I've tried so far. Blended this year (2022) in honor of the late Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee, it contains a mix of Darjeeling, Assam, Yunnan and Keemun. Given the strong history this company has with teas of... Read more »

It smells ok because of the lavender, however for me it kind of reminds me of soap which I understand there can be cultural differences with this. Not everyone would associate that with soap. The thing that ruins this tea though is the taste. It’s not that interesting and it’s... Read more »

The round, tagless tea bags are packed into a sealed mylar pouch, but aren't individually wrapped. The freshly opened pouch smells of bergamot, but isn't as fruity as Williamson's Duchess Grey. The bergamot has an aroma that is present in the Duchess Grey, but otherwise unique to Willamson. It's fruity,... Read more »

My first in-person conference this decade yielded a few new teas to try and to rate. This was one. As always with such "freebies", value is based on the online and/or local store price. This is a tea I would call "socially awkward" if it were a human. It hides... Read more »

Aroma is medium, reminds me of a Keemun. Liquor steeps (5 minutes) to a deep brown.Good taste with a slight tangy after taste with some floral hints. I would buy this tea again.... Read more »

One-litre pot at home, made from a mixture of several sorts of Chinese green tea, pieces of caramelised pineapple and mango, as well as the blossom of rose, calendula, malva, cornflower and passiflora - all sprinkled with flavour. Pours slightly hazy olive straw (against white china) with little sediment. Clear... Read more »

One-litre pot at home, made from a mixture of black tea leaves and sunflower blossom, sprinkled with flavour. Pours clear copper brown (against white china) with no sediment. Clear aroma of mango, with leafy notes of tea. Bitter flavour of black tea leaves, with touches of mango and malty hints.... Read more »

One-litre pot at home, made from a mixture of Pai Mu Tan leaves, bramble leaves, dried raspberries, and red rose petals - all sprinkled with flavour. Pours clear dark straw (against white china) with negligible sediment. Clear aroma of white tea leaves, with notes of raspberries and touches of rose.... Read more »

One-litre pot at home, made from small, sapphire grey and dark brown curly organic leaves. Pours clear dark copper brown (against white china) with no sediment. Deep aroma of leaves, with pronounced malty touches. Bitter, but not aggressive, flavour of black tea leaves, with malty notes and spicy hints. Astringent... Read more »

One-litre pot at home, made from a mixture of lemongrass, apple pieces, orange peel, lemon balm, sweet blackberry leaves, liquorice, sugar-coated pomelo bits, natural flavour, orange slices, and cornflower blossom. Pours nearly clear straw (against white china) with no sediment. Clear aroma of lemongrass, pomelo and apples. Distinct citric flavour... Read more »

One-litre pot at home, made from a mixture of broad white tea leaves and several types of spicy flavouring, incl. that of orange and vanilla, and plainly visibly, a few other ingredients not mentioned in the description on the tea company’s website, like pieces of orange peel and cornflower blossom.... Read more »

One litre bottle at home, made from 800 ml cold water and 200 ml extract brewed from a mixture of hibiscus blossom, pieces of apple, rose hip, orange peel and lemon peel, all sprinkled with flavour. Pours clear strawberry red (against transparent glass) with no sediment. Clear aroma of apples... Read more »

One-litre pot at home, made from a mixture of black tea leaves, cinnamon, cloves, pepper, ginger, and cardamom, all organic. Pours slightly hazy dark brown (against white china) with no sediment. Clear aroma of black tea leaves and cinnamon, with notes of ginger and touches of pepper. Bitter, leafy flavour... Read more »

This was a rather strong, but high-quality Assam sold for an exceptionally good price. The dry leaf has a potent aroma, spicy and fruity. I already notice the raspberry notes even in the dry leaf. But the aroma somehow betrays a slight harshness: I can tell this is going to... Read more »

This is quite a tasty and well-conceived blend, novel yet nice in both aroma and flavor, holding its own in those departments with any herbal/black bagged combination out there. However, I wish it were stronger, more befitting its name. The rectangular, stringless tea bags are small, about half the volume... Read more »

I actually like this one. It isn't as good as loose-leaf tea would be, but for a tea bag it's nice. I brewed the water to 205°F and let the bag steep under one of those Primula hats for several minutes. Both black tea and peach were present in the... Read more »

Not my favorite tea. A little bit soapy and bitter tasting and there wasn’t much interesting stuff going on to redeem it. The aroma was really weak too so overall not worth it for me. I’m giving it a 50 because it’s not that great but it’s also like not... Read more »

I have been wanting to try a tea from Georgia for a long time; the past few times I've gotten teas from Simpson & Vail, this tea has not been available, so I was excited to see it come back into their catalogue. This tea was also really fascinating, very... Read more »

I love this tea!! The aroma is wonderful and unique, I don’t know exactly how to describe it but it smells bready with floral notes. The taste is also amazing and weirdly it has notes of citrus peel which I really like! (This tea is not a blend, just black... Read more »

The aroma of this tea is wonderful and bready and the aroma doesn’t wear off as you drink it. The taste is very smooth and honestly very “normal.” I like this tea because it is not astringent and it makes me feel good after drinking it (some teas don’t fully... Read more »

I was really impressed by this tea. I found it delightful, and also easy to brew and easy to drink. Smooth, aromatic, and pleasing in flavor. I've only ever tried one other black tea from Japan, but this one was by far the better of the two, and ranks among... Read more »

This is the second loose-leaf Earl Grey I've had from Murchie's, and an outstanding example of the type, especially for someone like me who likes a bold, assertive tea. It is made from Assam, Keemun and Yunnan, and you bet the Assam asserts itself boldly in all phases of taste... Read more »

This was a smoother, higher-grade Assam that had a much lighter character than is typical for an Assam. The dry leaf is pretty aesthetically pleasing, it actually looks much nicer than the picture S&V provided on their website: lots of tip, which looks more pale and less golden than some.... Read more »

Here's another in Celestial's fairly recent run of new black-tea blends. For a mass-marketed brand commonly available in retail stores, this rendition holds its own, but better quality can be had. The dry aroma (especially when opening the sack or pouch in which the bags are packaged) may be the... Read more »

While still good, this was the least desirable of the Murchie's "Jubilee" line I've tried so far. Blended this year (2022) in honor of the late Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee, it contains a mix of Darjeeling, Assam, Yunnan and Keemun. Given the strong history this company has with teas of... Read more »

It smells ok because of the lavender, however for me it kind of reminds me of soap which I understand there can be cultural differences with this. Not everyone would associate that with soap. The thing that ruins this tea though is the taste. It’s not that interesting and it’s... Read more »

The round, tagless tea bags are packed into a sealed mylar pouch, but aren't individually wrapped. The freshly opened pouch smells of bergamot, but isn't as fruity as Williamson's Duchess Grey. The bergamot has an aroma that is present in the Duchess Grey, but otherwise unique to Willamson. It's fruity,... Read more »

My first in-person conference this decade yielded a few new teas to try and to rate. This was one. As always with such "freebies", value is based on the online and/or local store price. This is a tea I would call "socially awkward" if it were a human. It hides... Read more »

Aroma is medium, reminds me of a Keemun. Liquor steeps (5 minutes) to a deep brown.Good taste with a slight tangy after taste with some floral hints. I would buy this tea again.... Read more »

One-litre pot at home, made from a mixture of several sorts of Chinese green tea, pieces of caramelised pineapple and mango, as well as the blossom of rose, calendula, malva, cornflower and passiflora - all sprinkled with flavour. Pours slightly hazy olive straw (against white china) with little sediment. Clear... Read more »

One-litre pot at home, made from a mixture of black tea leaves and sunflower blossom, sprinkled with flavour. Pours clear copper brown (against white china) with no sediment. Clear aroma of mango, with leafy notes of tea. Bitter flavour of black tea leaves, with touches of mango and malty hints.... Read more »

One-litre pot at home, made from a mixture of Pai Mu Tan leaves, bramble leaves, dried raspberries, and red rose petals - all sprinkled with flavour. Pours clear dark straw (against white china) with negligible sediment. Clear aroma of white tea leaves, with notes of raspberries and touches of rose.... Read more »

One-litre pot at home, made from small, sapphire grey and dark brown curly organic leaves. Pours clear dark copper brown (against white china) with no sediment. Deep aroma of leaves, with pronounced malty touches. Bitter, but not aggressive, flavour of black tea leaves, with malty notes and spicy hints. Astringent... Read more »

One-litre pot at home, made from a mixture of lemongrass, apple pieces, orange peel, lemon balm, sweet blackberry leaves, liquorice, sugar-coated pomelo bits, natural flavour, orange slices, and cornflower blossom. Pours nearly clear straw (against white china) with no sediment. Clear aroma of lemongrass, pomelo and apples. Distinct citric flavour... Read more »

One-litre pot at home, made from a mixture of broad white tea leaves and several types of spicy flavouring, incl. that of orange and vanilla, and plainly visibly, a few other ingredients not mentioned in the description on the tea company’s website, like pieces of orange peel and cornflower blossom.... Read more »

One litre bottle at home, made from 800 ml cold water and 200 ml extract brewed from a mixture of hibiscus blossom, pieces of apple, rose hip, orange peel and lemon peel, all sprinkled with flavour. Pours clear strawberry red (against transparent glass) with no sediment. Clear aroma of apples... Read more »

One-litre pot at home, made from a mixture of black tea leaves, cinnamon, cloves, pepper, ginger, and cardamom, all organic. Pours slightly hazy dark brown (against white china) with no sediment. Clear aroma of black tea leaves and cinnamon, with notes of ginger and touches of pepper. Bitter, leafy flavour... Read more »

Mom Make her feel extra special with blooming teas and flowers. Flowering Teas are white, green and black tea leaves handsewn around flowers. They blossom when steeped into Leaves of Art and exquisite flavors. Sister or Daughter Whatever mood she’s in, she’ll love this! Tea by Mood contains 5 tea... Read more »

Roasted Japanese Green teas are a traditional style of tea perfected in Japan to yield a roasted, umami flavor. The steaming and roasting process gives the teas its special savory, nutty flavor. First, the tea leaves – top leaf and bud of the Camellia sinensis tea bush are plucked in... Read more »

Activating Purpose doesn’t happen overnight. It starts with seemingly small moments. From nurturing your body to simple acts of kindness, every decision you make ripples outwards. When you live with intention every day, even in the most basic ways, it changes you and affects everything around you. How do you... Read more »

What could be a more delicious way to wake up than with a London Fog Latte made with our best-selling Aged Earl Grey™️, frothy milk, vanilla and a touch of lavender? The BEST Earl Grey We age organic Assam with real  bergamot—an aromatic Italian orange—for several weeks to make this... Read more »

What exactly is tea? What makes white tea different from pu-erh? What does the word pu-erh even mean? Let’s find out with a deeper dive into the fascinating world of tea. TYPES OF TEA Tea is made from the leaves of the Camellia sinensis plant. The origin of tea is... Read more »

Adapted from one of our favorite baking blogs by Cathering Zhang, these delicious cookies use our organic Ceremonial Matcha. The sweet, buttery flavor of white chocolate perfectly complements the grassy flavor of the matcha. Add as much or as little matcha as you like! Read on for the full recipe.... Read more »

Since introducing our Flowering Tea™ line in 2005, it's been a favorite among tea lovers who appreciate what unfurls as the "Leaves of Art" open up during the steeping process. Enjoy this glimpse into the process behind this unique visual and flavor experience. The post Flowering Tea Unfurled appeared first... Read more »

Adapted from one of our favorite blogs, Cooking Therapy, these delicious mochi brownies use our Dash of Salt Drinking Chocolate crumbles in place of standard dark chocolate to make a gooey, decadent ganache that’s packed with cacao. Read on for the full recipe.   We used Mochiko sweet rice flower... Read more »

I received an email newsletter from a friend recently that reminded me of a blog post I wrote a couple of years ago on the eve of launching our brand refresh. In it, I talked about connecting the dots –  the moments in our lives that bring us meaning and... Read more »

Change up your dinner table this holiday season by doing your meal British style! Shop our Christmas dinner section to find yourself some proper British ingredients Appetizers Create a delectable charcuterie board featuring meats like prosciutto, mortadella, and soppressata and cheeses like sharp cheddar, wensleydale, and brie. Serve with Jacobs... Read more »

You probably wonder why your social media feeds are being bombarded with pretty looking boards smeared with butter. Believe it or not it’s a butter board, a new trend that is similar to charcuterie and cheese boards that are skyrocketing in popularity. It’s much like a canvas where you can... Read more »

We are deeply saddened by the loss of Her Majesty the Queen, Elizabeth II, who passed away at the age of 96 on September 8, 2022.  Her Majesty dedicated her life to serving her people. Even before she was queen she was in the Auxillary Territorial Service, working as a... Read more »

Summer has come and gone with memories of summer vacation still fresh in your mind. What’s next? You ask yourself as you peek out the window. The green trees sway in the wind with a lone yellow leaf and you immediately know. It’s almost Autumn. People are excitedly bringing out... Read more »

In the past 70 years we’ve learned so much about our favorite monarch, Queen Elizabeth II. We know her favorite breed of dog is the corgi and spends her summers at Balmoral Castle each summer. But what are her favorite foods? It is said Her Majesty is a very healthy... Read more »

February 6th, 2022 marked the 70th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth’s accession to the British throne in what’s known as Ascension Day.  Her Majesty was only 25 years old when her father, George VI sadly passed away while she was on a trip to Kenya. In the next 70 years, Queen Elizabeth... Read more »

You may have never heard of the Eurovision Song Contest* but did you know it’s been a part of European culture for generations? The annual music competition for Europe’s best original song only happens once a year which, to many fans, is like waiting for Christmas. From ballads to campy... Read more »

Celebrate the moms (or mums) in your life this year by giving her a tea to remember. Try our menu below for a few quick ideas. Berry and Citrus Salad with Fresh Mint. Slice strawberries, peel and section oranges, tangerines, and grapefruits, and add blueberries, raspberries, or blackberries. Chop 1-2... Read more »

April 21 marks National Tea Day, a day to celebrate and honor one of the most popular beverages in the world. National Tea Day is mostly celebrated in the UK but you can celebrate anywhere in the world. Here are some ways to celebrate: Go to a cafe It doesn’t... Read more »

Elevate desserts with whipped cream that is infused with tea flavours. This easy tea infused whipped cream recipe is light and luxurious. The post How to Make Tea Infused Whipped Cream appeared first on The Cup of Life.... Read more »

What tea should you drink with afternoon tea? Whether hosting or attending, there are a few options! Here are the best teas for afternoon tea. The post 10 Best Teas for Afternoon Tea appeared first on The Cup of Life.... Read more »

These lemon rosemary scones are tart and tangy with a hint of pine-like flavour. Golden on the outside and topped with a lemon glaze. The post Lemon Rosemary Scones with Lemon Glaze appeared first on The Cup of Life.... Read more »

Inspired by Starbucks Smoked Butterscotch Latte, this black tea latte is buttery and rich with notes of molasses and hint of smoke. The post Smoked Butterscotch Tea Latte appeared first on The Cup of Life.... Read more »

Elevate desserts with whipped cream that is infused with tea flavours. This easy tea infused whipped cream recipe is light and luxurious. The post How to Make Tea Infused Whipped Cream appeared first on The Cup of Life.... Read more »

What tea should you drink with afternoon tea? Whether hosting or attending, there are a few options! Here are the best teas for afternoon tea. The post 10 Best Teas for Afternoon Tea appeared first on The Cup of Life.... Read more »

These lemon rosemary scones are tart and tangy with a hint of pine-like flavour. Golden on the outside and topped with a lemon glaze. The post Lemon Rosemary Scones with Lemon Glaze appeared first on The Cup of Life.... Read more »

Inspired by Starbucks Smoked Butterscotch Latte, this black tea latte is buttery and rich with notes of molasses and hint of smoke. The post Smoked Butterscotch Tea Latte appeared first on The Cup of Life.... Read more »

Peach tea is known to be a rejuvenating alternative to regular teas, especially during summer. It holds an excellent reputation among tea lovers for adding flavor as well as enhancing the antioxidants levels of your drink of the day.More... Read more »

Lemon balm tea is the perfect drink for the much needed ‘me time’ even during your busiest days! Other than serving the purpose of a lovely refreshment, this tea also provides colossal amounts of health benefits.More... Read more »

The truth is, green tea and matcha tea are quite different yet they aren’t poles apart. Matcha has more velvety and intense characteristics as compared to green tea.More... Read more »

This article talks in length about teas that have low caffeine content. Continue reading to know about what caffeine does to your body and which teas you could relish without guilt!More... Read more »

For those who develop a taste for its grassy flavor and aroma, matcha tea is known to be tantalising for the senses. Let us dive further into knowing more about matcha tea.More... Read more »

It is stated that Chai in its literal sense means tea, however, in India, it is tea made with milk. It is a staple drink of a major chunk of the Indian population.More... Read more »

Tea should be reserved for just drinking! Pish Posh. These tea-themed desserts are the stuff of fantasies for tea lovers. Enjoyed after a meal, with your favorite cuppa of brew, or as a standalone, prepare to have your taste buds singing.     Here’s the best part, there is nothing... Read more »

So an invitation to Afternoon Tea from the Queen of England isn’t forthcoming to us mere mortals, but that is no reason to not brush up on the proper protocol. It might come in handy for your next baby shower invitation or a day out with your girlfriends. Whether you... Read more »

A warm, soothing cup of tea is the perfect remedy for a common cold, seasonal allergies, and sore throats. It boosts immunity and helps you fight off infections. How does tea help soothe sore throats? The Heat The heat from hot or warm liquids like tea help relax and soothe... Read more »

After a tiring day of work and chores, turning off your brain, even when your body is aching for sleep, can be a difficult task. It can be especially difficult for people who work on computers and screens. The light from the screens that you have to cope with throughout... Read more »

Abdominal cramps and pain pre- and during menstruation are exceedingly common. For some women, abdominal cramps can be extremely painful, paralyzing, and exhausting. It affects their ability to focus, to be productive, both physically and cognitively, and seemingly brings their daily lives to a stand-still for days, sometimes more than... Read more »

Tea is essentially a herb that has been dried. It comes back to life when infused with boiling water. The tea leaves swell and produce the decadent aroma, hue, and taste that is distinctive of its origin and blend. The leaves might be loose-leaf or contained in teabags. But, is... Read more »

Significance of Japanese Tea Ceremonies Temae, the Japanese tea ceremony, is steeped in history and tradition. It is an integral part of Japanese culture and revered as a form of high art. It is a highly choreographed, ceremonial method of preparing and serving tea. It is more than just a... Read more »

Relaxation, concentration, or to regulate mood swings, there is a tea for every mood. A simple cup of the brew can help change your mood and state of mind in more ways than you could imagine. The Science Behind the Magic Two of the key elements of tea are theanine... Read more »

Dating back as far as 2000 BC, drinking tea has evolved far and wide with countries incorporating it into their cultures in ways that are unique in each country. Tea has evolved from a simple beverage to a sacred ritual and intrinsic part of the fabric of cultures across the... Read more »

Tea is one of the most revered beverages around the world and has a special place in a lot of different cultures. Its many health benefits also make this refreshing drink a staple in many diets.   But, before you brew yourself a cup, let’s learn more about what makes black... Read more »

In countries with hot climates, iced teas have now emerged as a popular cold beverage. But did you know having cold brew tea is even more beneficial than your regular iced tea? In case you haven’t thought of including cold brew tea in your daily beverage list, this article could... Read more »

Tea is a beverage loved and relished by people globally. There are hardly individuals who wouldn’t enjoy a cup of tea each day! With many becoming conscious about their food habits and deliberately inculcating healthy lifestyles, green tea has been raging the market like never before. Having a cup of... Read more »

Tea is a beverage relished by a vast number of individuals. Presently there are various tea types available with multifarious benefits. If you are looking to ramp up your health goals by opting for healthier tea versions, surely, you should consider Moringa tea!More... Read more »

Shreya Dalela[AUTHOR] [LINK-URL]https://teakruthi.com/products/moringa-glory[LINK-NAME]our Moringa Glory tisane[LINK-END] Isn’t it amazing to know that tea is the second most consumed beverage globally, second just to water! The refreshing cup of tea that you love to sip on, doesn’t function as a refreshment alone, studies show that they have numerous health benefits as... Read more »

Shreya Dalela[AUTHOR] [LINK-URL]https://teakruthi.com/products/zen-mint[LINK-NAME]our Peppermint tea tea[LINK-END] Does a day even begin without sipping tea right after waking up? Well in most cases no. A refreshing cup of steaming tea is a must to ignite the spark needed to conquer the day. With that being said, what about combining the flavour... Read more »

“While there is tea, there is hope” — Arthur Wing Pinero, Sweet Lavender The simplest pleasures of life are often overlooked. There are few minutes in a day when the time stands still, and I dedicate those to a ceremony known as afternoon tea. I slow down and take my... Read more »

[LINK-URL]https://teakruthi.com/products/refresh-subscription[LINK-NAME]our subscription box[LINK-END] If you are a tea lover who can’t do a day without your favourite cuppa every day, we have good news. teakruthi has now launched a tea subscription box service called ‘ReFresh Subscription’. True tea connoisseurs enjoy trying out different types of tea at their own pace,... Read more »

Fitness has become a passion for the current generation. The drive to remain healthy and active has sparked off several trends both in terms of workouts and diets. While an entire generation flock to stores to buy supplies for fun and interesting diets, many also require the sacrifice of food... Read more »

Sometimes stress can get the better of you, making you feel irritable, restless, and on the edge. Here, we will be talking about a natural and safe option to relieve you from stress - 10 best teas for anxiety. Think about unwinding after a long, tiring day with a hot... Read more »

What do you do when you have a headache? Go for a painkiller? But, you know headache doesn’t leave you, it comes back eventually as the medicine leaves the system. If you are looking for a permanent solution and don't want to go for over the counter medication, perhaps tea can... Read more »

Is there any tea that you could call the healthiest tea in the world? The answer isn't straightforward. Every tea is unique and with so many variations that exist today, it's important to understand the history of tea and the different types of tea that exist in the market before... Read more »

Did you know that stress is one of the most common causes of a troubled tummy? Stress can cause your digestive system to react by showing symptoms such as diarrhea, stomach ache, and nausea. Poor food and lifestyle choices may also lead to an irritable bowel and digestive system. Homemade teas are... Read more »

Here’s one thing all of us love - lounging in our living room couch and talking about life over tea with our loved ones. But did you know that your daily warm cup of comfort can actually help you shed down your fat cells too? Here's a research-backed list of... Read more »

Peach tea is known to be a rejuvenating alternative to regular teas, especially during summer. It holds an excellent reputation among tea lovers for adding flavor as well as enhancing the antioxidants levels of your drink of the day.More... Read more »

Lemon balm tea is the perfect drink for the much needed ‘me time’ even during your busiest days! Other than serving the purpose of a lovely refreshment, this tea also provides colossal amounts of health benefits.More... Read more »

The truth is, green tea and matcha tea are quite different yet they aren’t poles apart. Matcha has more velvety and intense characteristics as compared to green tea.More... Read more »

This article talks in length about teas that have low caffeine content. Continue reading to know about what caffeine does to your body and which teas you could relish without guilt!More... Read more »

For those who develop a taste for its grassy flavor and aroma, matcha tea is known to be tantalising for the senses. Let us dive further into knowing more about matcha tea.More... Read more »

It is stated that Chai in its literal sense means tea, however, in India, it is tea made with milk. It is a staple drink of a major chunk of the Indian population.More... Read more »

Tea should be reserved for just drinking! Pish Posh. These tea-themed desserts are the stuff of fantasies for tea lovers. Enjoyed after a meal, with your favorite cuppa of brew, or as a standalone, prepare to have your taste buds singing.     Here’s the best part, there is nothing... Read more »

So an invitation to Afternoon Tea from the Queen of England isn’t forthcoming to us mere mortals, but that is no reason to not brush up on the proper protocol. It might come in handy for your next baby shower invitation or a day out with your girlfriends. Whether you... Read more »

A warm, soothing cup of tea is the perfect remedy for a common cold, seasonal allergies, and sore throats. It boosts immunity and helps you fight off infections. How does tea help soothe sore throats? The Heat The heat from hot or warm liquids like tea help relax and soothe... Read more »

After a tiring day of work and chores, turning off your brain, even when your body is aching for sleep, can be a difficult task. It can be especially difficult for people who work on computers and screens. The light from the screens that you have to cope with throughout... Read more »

Abdominal cramps and pain pre- and during menstruation are exceedingly common. For some women, abdominal cramps can be extremely painful, paralyzing, and exhausting. It affects their ability to focus, to be productive, both physically and cognitively, and seemingly brings their daily lives to a stand-still for days, sometimes more than... Read more »

Tea is essentially a herb that has been dried. It comes back to life when infused with boiling water. The tea leaves swell and produce the decadent aroma, hue, and taste that is distinctive of its origin and blend. The leaves might be loose-leaf or contained in teabags. But, is... Read more »

Significance of Japanese Tea Ceremonies Temae, the Japanese tea ceremony, is steeped in history and tradition. It is an integral part of Japanese culture and revered as a form of high art. It is a highly choreographed, ceremonial method of preparing and serving tea. It is more than just a... Read more »

Relaxation, concentration, or to regulate mood swings, there is a tea for every mood. A simple cup of the brew can help change your mood and state of mind in more ways than you could imagine. The Science Behind the Magic Two of the key elements of tea are theanine... Read more »

Dating back as far as 2000 BC, drinking tea has evolved far and wide with countries incorporating it into their cultures in ways that are unique in each country. Tea has evolved from a simple beverage to a sacred ritual and intrinsic part of the fabric of cultures across the... Read more »

Tea is one of the most revered beverages around the world and has a special place in a lot of different cultures. Its many health benefits also make this refreshing drink a staple in many diets.   But, before you brew yourself a cup, let’s learn more about what makes black... Read more »

In countries with hot climates, iced teas have now emerged as a popular cold beverage. But did you know having cold brew tea is even more beneficial than your regular iced tea? In case you haven’t thought of including cold brew tea in your daily beverage list, this article could... Read more »

Tea is a beverage loved and relished by people globally. There are hardly individuals who wouldn’t enjoy a cup of tea each day! With many becoming conscious about their food habits and deliberately inculcating healthy lifestyles, green tea has been raging the market like never before. Having a cup of... Read more »

Tea is a beverage relished by a vast number of individuals. Presently there are various tea types available with multifarious benefits. If you are looking to ramp up your health goals by opting for healthier tea versions, surely, you should consider Moringa tea!More... Read more »

Shreya Dalela[AUTHOR] [LINK-URL]https://teakruthi.com/products/moringa-glory[LINK-NAME]our Moringa Glory tisane[LINK-END] Isn’t it amazing to know that tea is the second most consumed beverage globally, second just to water! The refreshing cup of tea that you love to sip on, doesn’t function as a refreshment alone, studies show that they have numerous health benefits as... Read more »

Shreya Dalela[AUTHOR] [LINK-URL]https://teakruthi.com/products/zen-mint[LINK-NAME]our Peppermint tea tea[LINK-END] Does a day even begin without sipping tea right after waking up? Well in most cases no. A refreshing cup of steaming tea is a must to ignite the spark needed to conquer the day. With that being said, what about combining the flavour... Read more »

“While there is tea, there is hope” — Arthur Wing Pinero, Sweet Lavender The simplest pleasures of life are often overlooked. There are few minutes in a day when the time stands still, and I dedicate those to a ceremony known as afternoon tea. I slow down and take my... Read more »

[LINK-URL]https://teakruthi.com/products/refresh-subscription[LINK-NAME]our subscription box[LINK-END] If you are a tea lover who can’t do a day without your favourite cuppa every day, we have good news. teakruthi has now launched a tea subscription box service called ‘ReFresh Subscription’. True tea connoisseurs enjoy trying out different types of tea at their own pace,... Read more »

Fitness has become a passion for the current generation. The drive to remain healthy and active has sparked off several trends both in terms of workouts and diets. While an entire generation flock to stores to buy supplies for fun and interesting diets, many also require the sacrifice of food... Read more »

Sometimes stress can get the better of you, making you feel irritable, restless, and on the edge. Here, we will be talking about a natural and safe option to relieve you from stress - 10 best teas for anxiety. Think about unwinding after a long, tiring day with a hot... Read more »

What do you do when you have a headache? Go for a painkiller? But, you know headache doesn’t leave you, it comes back eventually as the medicine leaves the system. If you are looking for a permanent solution and don't want to go for over the counter medication, perhaps tea can... Read more »

Is there any tea that you could call the healthiest tea in the world? The answer isn't straightforward. Every tea is unique and with so many variations that exist today, it's important to understand the history of tea and the different types of tea that exist in the market before... Read more »

Did you know that stress is one of the most common causes of a troubled tummy? Stress can cause your digestive system to react by showing symptoms such as diarrhea, stomach ache, and nausea. Poor food and lifestyle choices may also lead to an irritable bowel and digestive system. Homemade teas are... Read more »

Here’s one thing all of us love - lounging in our living room couch and talking about life over tea with our loved ones. But did you know that your daily warm cup of comfort can actually help you shed down your fat cells too? Here's a research-backed list of... Read more »