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Iced Tea: America's Favorite Beverage
Iced Tea is about as American as apple pie. Today 85% of tea consumption in the United States is consumed in this form. While some think i...
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Indian Tea Origins
According to historical records, tea drinking reached its peak in India during 750 B.C. In the 16th century the Indian people were found to...
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Best Black Tea Face Mask
Used since the time of the Ming Dynasty, black tea is a commonly used ingredient in different beauty regimens. The strong tannins and antio...
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First Flush Darjeeling Tea
Darjeeling is home to what is known as the champagne of all teas. Often referred to as a muscatel tea or having been grown in certain terro...
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Afternoon Tea: A History
There is nothing more consequently British than afternoon tea. Though the British people have a rich history of drinking and enjoying tea, ...
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Matcha Tea Face Mask
Matcha, a tea now beloved by millions of people across the globe in all shapes and forms. You can drink it, eat it and now use it in your b...
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Best of Staff Picks
In honor of National Tea Day, we have put together a list of our favorite teas. With over 150 teas online and over 300 teas in store, it ca...
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Earl Grey Tea Loaf
Nothing goes better with a beautiful, fragrant cup of Earl Grey than a fresh, hot out of the oven baked good. Today’s recipe infuses our Si...
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Earl Grey Tea Origins
Earl Grey, the quintessential tea of England’s upper society and afternoon tea scene is assumed to have been named after Charles Grey, the ...
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History of Easter
While Easter brings to mind colorful egg hunts and chocolate bunnies, it wasn’t always a holiday centered around Christianity or the modern...
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Jameson Hot Toddy Tea
If you were to research the origins of the Hot Toddy you might find a few different stories. For this recipe we will go with it’s Irish ori...
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History of St. Patrick's Day
Would you believe that the patron saint of Ireland isn’t even Irish? I bet you wouldn’t, though it is a holiday known in most parts of the ...
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