Tea Education

• Sourcing Stash: Bergamot Oil from Calabria, the Flavor Behind Our Earl Grey Tea

  Earl Grey is a perfect afternoon tea: bright, refreshing, and bold. To give our Earl Grey teas their uniquely bright flavor, we use only pure bergamot oil. We source straight...

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• YU Brazil Green Tea Garden

  The Tea Leaf’s Journey in our Garden Long before we became a Certified B Corp, we believed in building a more inclusive and sustainable economy through growing the best tea...

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• Moringa: A Powerful Ancient Herb

  Meet moringa, one of the most nutritious plants on the planet. Garnering attention as the newest buzzed-about superfood, the therapeutic power of moringa has been used for thousands of years...

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• Kenya Purple Tea

  Grown in Kenya, Purple Tea is the only known cultivar to contain anthocyanin, the flavonoid responsible for giving blueberries and pomegranates their purplish color. A varietal of the Camellia sinensis...

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• Protecting Our Beaches

  Stash Tea Teams Up with the Surfrider Foundation With summer upon us, we are spending more time outdoors here in the Pacific Northwest. In our ongoing commitment to help protect...

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• Behind The Scenes At Stash Tea: The Lab

  Mix a little of this with a little of that, get the balance and the taste just right...and presto! We have a new tea to share. It seems like it...

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• Tea & Toast: Pairing Food With Tea

  Artfully pairing tea with food can add a beautiful dimension to both the tea and food being served, enhancing one’s entire dining experience. We’ve put together a list of foods...

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• Green Tea Sugar Scrub

  When life gets crazy, most often the first thing that gets pushed to the side is our own emotional or physical well-being! We neglect to take care of ourselves and...

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• Yamamotoyama Brazil Tea Garden

  The History of Yamamotoyama Founded in Tokyo in 1690, Yamamotoyama is a family-owned company specializing in green tea and nori seaweed production. In the 1700s, Kahei Yamamoto II learned that...

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