For millennia, tea has been revered for its positive effects on body, mind and spirit. It has both changed cultures and been changed by them. Tea embodies places and brings people together.
Once considered a custom of the refined, the act of taking midday or afternoon tea is habit we should all embrace especially in today’s hurried times.
When’s a good time for tea? For us...ANY time is tea time, but especially first thing in the morning, as it puts you in a position of strength, balance and wholeness.
For the first year ever, the U.N. has declared May 21st an International Day of Tea to recognize the importance of tea to a healthy planet and healthy people. Put your kettle on and celebrate with us!
Motherhood is a way of being, it is a way of moving through your days and your life. This Mother's Day, we invite you to celebrate the part of yourself, whether or not you have children of your own, that loves unconditionally, that sees the best in...
We are moms, so we know what moms love. And we know that sometimes a cup of tea is the best thing you can give your mom. We have put together a few items that we think your mom will love - from a Match set, to a starter set with a tea pot and some...
Tea Drunk is the term for the unique feeling of giddy euphoria, lightness and bliss balanced by a sense of meditative focus, peace and wellness that comes when you consume large amounts of high quality tea-- particularly very raw, green or...
Tea provides a plethora of potent nutrients for your body. Just drinking tea can be restorative, a needed reprieve during the darkness and cold of winter.
Although tea expiration dates are a suggestion, older tea can sometimes lack the potency of fresher tea. Storing and preparing your tea correctly preserves the taste for longer so you can more fully enjoy each cup.
The vanilla bean might be Mother Nature’s most alluring fruit. Shiny, dark and slender, she is full of a million tiny seeds all bursting with an aroma that people have been swooning over for hundreds of years.