We're here to chat about all the usual questions and spill the tea on the intriguing world of herbal teas. Whether you're a herbal tea pro or just starting to dabble in botanical infusions, we want to make things clear and easy. We're here to chat about all the usual questions and spill the tea on the intriguing world of herbal teas.
Check out this laid-back guide where we chat about everything from the health perks of certain herbs to brewing tips and possible interactions. Dive in and boost your knowledge while sipping on our awesome variety of herbal teas – it's all about enhancing your enjoyment and expanding your knowledge about the world of tea!
Tea is a popular beverage made from the leaves of the Camellia sinensis plant. It originated in China several thousands of years ago and has since become a worldwide favorite the 2nd most ordered beverage in the world, after water. In ancient times some plant-based drinks were made for medicinal purposes, others filled a religious role, and some were used just for pleasure. Tea fell into all those categories.
There are four primary types of tea: black tea, green tea, white tea, and oolong tea. Herbal tea is actually an infusion but commonly called tea. Each type has unique flavors and characteristics.
The key to a perfect cup of tea is using the right temperature and steeping time. Generally, black tea is steeped in boiling water for 3-5 minutes, green tea in slightly cooler water for 1-3 minutes, and white tea in even cooler water for 2-5 minutes.
Loose-leaf tea is made up of whole or large pieces of tea leaves, while tea bags contain finely ground tea leaves (and tea dust). Loose-leaf tea can expand and breathe better which offers a more robust flavor and aroma.
You can start with a basic tea infuser or teapot, but there's no need for complex equipment (you can even use a pot on the stove), Many people enjoy tea-making simplicity.
You can start with a basic tea infuser or teapot, but there's no need for complex equipment (you can even use a pot on the stove), Many people enjoy tea-making simplicity.
Yes, tea is known for its potential health benefits. For example, green tea is rich in antioxidants, while herbal teas
like chamomile can promote relaxation
Store your tea in an airtight container away from direct sunlight, moisture, and strong odors to maintain freshness.
Yes, herbal teas are naturally caffeine-free and come in various flavors and blends.
