Matcha is one of those “acquired taste” sorts of beverages.  It has an earthy, grassy flavor. 

Hot Spiced Harvest Cider This is the perfect warming beverage to take the chill off when the weather starts to get cooler.

There are many different types of containers you can store your teas in.  They include glass, metal tins, and different types of bags. 

Tea Soda is so simple to make yet so delicious. It’s simply taking your favorite tea brewed double strength and add sparkling water

We love our Winter Hot Toddies. They’re the perfect drink when you feel the “ick” coming on.

We use a Pinhead Gunpowder Tea blended with a bit of both Spearmint and Peppermint to compliment the tropical flavor of the Mango.

They’re one of my favorite treats. And add some Chai spice to them…

It’s important that loose leaf teas are brewed correctly in order to have the perfect flavor instead of a bitter cup of tea

Let’s start with a quick overview of what tea is and what it is not. What it IS……. Tea, ALL tea, comes from the same plant

We’re particular about how we brew our teas, as are most tea enthusiasts.  And for each tea enthusiast, there is a favored way to brew.  

Black tea is generally grown in China, India, Sri Lanka, and Africa. But you will find black teas from other regions of the world.

Oolong tea originates from China, specifically Guangdong and Fujian Provinces and Taiwan.

Dark teas are aged teas from Hunan Province of China. We include Pu’erh in this category of tea (not all companies do though)

Loose Leaf Tea delivered right to your front door!! ​We are super excited to be offering a monthly Tea Club option.

Green tea is mostly grown in China and Japan. However, it has begun to be cultivated in many other countries.

Yellow Tea is considered to be a very rare tea due to where it is grown, how it is harvested and the intensive process

White Tea comes from the Fujian Province of China, but it is beginning to be grown in other regions. It is the least processed of teas.

Are you a chocolate fan? Love the cool and refreshing taste of mint? Need a little something extra after a long day?

While yes, Matcha is technically a Green Tea, we felt it deserved a page all of its own. What is Matcha? It is traditional Japanese ceremony