As a tea lover, you probably don’t like the way that teas might stain your teeth. Yes, a love for strong, dark tea can lead to a mouth full of yellowish teeth if you’re not careful about your habits. While tea staining is often subtle, regular tea drinking can cause discoloration over time. Luckily, there … Read more
Wondering if you can use a French press for brewing loose leaf tea in addition to coffee? The short answer is, yes, you can use a French press coffee maker for brewing tea as well. However, there are a few important things to know. This guide explains how to make tea in a French press … Read more
Teas from India are renowned for their brisk, spicy flavors — but Darjeeling is the exception. Known as the “champagne of teas”, it’s famous for its light body, floral aroma, and fruity taste. But what makes Darjeeling truly unique is how the differences in harvesting and processing methods make it many things to many people. … Read more
Many people are wary of using creams and ointments that can irritate inflamed skin. While we usually think of tea for its heat, the truth is that it can have a soothing, cooling effect on a burn. It all comes down to knowing how to use tea therapeutically on the skin. But is black tea … Read more
Brighter mornings are a just cup away with India’s famed Assam tea. It’s something special that gives your favorite breakfast blends a brisk, nutritious kick! Bold and aromatic with a hint of malt and exotic spice, Assam tea’s versatile flavor is endearing hot or iced. If your palate is ready for a challenge, one of … Read more
Whether you are a seasoned tea drinker or an absolute beginner here is something that you should definitely try. Not a big fan of green tea? To be honest, I find most green teas sold in my local groceries too bitter and I only drink premium quality loose leaf teas from China and Japan. But … Read more
Tea time is synonymous with flavor, relaxation, and good health. Research shows that the antioxidants found in teas help to neutralize free radicals linked with aging and disease. Many teas are also associated with benefits like faster wound healing and stable blood pressure. So it’s easy to see why tea is considered a “super drink” … Read more
The prince of tea, Earl Grey has an intriguing taste and an equally fascinating history that bridges the gap between China and Great Britain. Among the world’s most recognized blends, it’s a flavorful twist on traditional brews. From the hundreds of brands available, which Earl Grey tea should you choose to warm up on a … Read more
Many people assume that tea can’t go bad because it’s not a “food.” Others believe that tea can stay fresh indefinitely because it’s a dry good. But the truth is a bit complicated. While most teas do have long shelf lives, no tea is immortal. It is true that people in places like China and … Read more
There’s nothing mysterious about white tea. It’s made from the same Camellia sinensis plant that black and green tea comes from — only the processing method differs. Yet the result is a remarkably lighter, nutrient-packed brew that’s surprisingly nuanced and never overpowering. If you’re ready to try something new, liven up your cup with one … Read more