Cold brewing, or cold steeping, eliminates the need to add heat to tea leaves, resulting in a brew with several benefits.

Earl Grey is a black tea flavored with citrus. Though origin stories of this classic English favorite vary, the blend has been served...

Japan is known for its production of green tea. Here we'll explore the different types of green tea and how its production got started.

Different names are often attributed to Black Tea depending upon the region in which the tea plants are grown.

Try a healthier alternative to the original shake, using peppermint and culinary grade Matcha green tea! Vegan and gluten-free friendly,...

Yellow tea is a rare variety of tea, which often gets classified as green or white tea.

Rooibos, also known as red tea or red bush tea, comes from a specific region in South Africa.

Known for its floral aroma and muscatel flavor, tea from the Darjeeling region of India is often referred to as the champagne of tea.

With all that's going on in the world, who couldn't use a little help finding ways to relax! Here are a few tea suggestions.

Yerba Mate is an herbal drink made from a plant grown in South America that is traditionally consumed in a special gourd called a Mate.

Bubble tea is a tea-based beverage with chewy tapioca balls found at the bottom of the cup. Don't forget the large straw!

Pronounced guy-wahn, this tea-serving dish dates back to the Ming Dynasty. A gaiwan is really all you need to steep the perfect cup of tea.

Spices are great for adding flavor to tea, but did you know many come with health benefits? Here are a few to spice up your next cup of tea!

With its amazing health benefits and energizing properties, matcha can be a wonderful addition to your morning routine.

Once only enjoyed by the upper echelons of society, today the afternoon tea continues in tradition as a way to celebrate special occasions.

What makes tea, a tea? Black, white, green, but then there's oolong. What does it all mean?

This shade-grown, Japanese green tea is known for its many health benefits. Add to smoothies, add to baked goods, or drink it straight up.