Tea Education
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Tea vs. Coffee: Which Is Better for You?
But first, tea. If you’re reading this on our blog, then you really must trust us. Obviously we’re a tea company, so we have a slight bias towards the beverage....
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Guayusa: Energy From Ecuador
What is Guayusa? GUAYUSA (gwhy-you-sa) is a rare, naturally caffeinated herbal infusion produced from the leaves of a holly tree native to the Amazon Rainforest of Ecuador. Guayusa has been...
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Welcome to the 2019 Best Gift Guide for Tea Lovers
We all have one in our life. The person who can’t get enough tea. Their body no longer consists of 80% water, it’s more like 80% tea. Tea is the...
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Origins of Saigon Cinnamon, the Flavor Behind Our Chai Teas
Join us on a Sourcing Stash journey to Southeast Asia, where we meet with the farmers who supply us with our amazing Saigon cinnamon. Vietnam is home to numerous important...
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Searching for a Last Minute Halloween Costume? We’ve Got You Covered
Stand out from the crowd with this fun DIY tea bag costume. It’s quick, simple and inexpensive to make! This year's special tag is going to be Pomegranate Raspberry Green...
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Microplastics in Our Tea Bags? We Wouldn't Dare
It’s all over the news and we’re concerned too, not knowing how microplastics could affect us, our bodies, and our environment. But the good news is that our tea bags...
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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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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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