All three are black tea blends, and due to England’s control over specific tea-growing regions, they are typically a blend of Ceylon (from Sri Lanka), Assam (from India), and teas from Kenya.

Chai, with its delicious mixture of spices, is one of tea’s most popular blends and can likely be found at any tea or coffee shop

In our conversation about the ingredients present in many of our teas, let's talk about chamomile. When we think of chamomile, words like rest, calm, healing, and a good night's sleep come to mind.

When you think of tea ingredients, chocolate probably isn’t the first thing that comes to mind. Rich flavor and surprising health benefits make these ingredients a must-try!

Cinnamon is such a common spice that I think we take it for granted. I thought I would take a moment and share some information about this delicious spice.

Earl Grey and Blue Lady are very similar in both recipe and history, yet they offer unique drinking experiences

Ginger, well-known and beloved for its numerous benefits, is widely used in everyday life and in tea. We will delve into its origin, flavor profile, and why it has become such a popular ingredient.

Golden Monkey is widely considered one of the finest teas you can access in the US. Its near-sweet taste and smooth finish make for a delicious light cup of black tea fit to perk you up during a drowsy early morning or sluggish afternoon.

It is helpful to understand what goes into your tea and why it tastes the way it does. Furthermore, in case a certain ingredient offers any health advantages, our goal is to help you understand those benefits to enjoy your tea to the fullest.

The jasmine, or Jasminum, plant is a flowering shrub native to tropical and subtropical regions of Africa, Asia, Europe, and Oceania. It is part of the Oleaceae family, making it a close cousin of the olive plant.

The Calendula variation of the marigold is an edible member of the daisy family, also known as the Asteraceae family, that possesses incredible health benefits.

Mint is a herb with a rich history, bold flavor, and various health benefits. Because of its delicious nature and perks, mint has become one of the most common ingredients found in tea.

In a world where it is increasingly important to understand what products make up the food and beverages we are putting in our bodies, there are times when we come across an unfamiliar ingredient that makes us reevaluate.

Valerian root (Valeriana officinalis) is a perennial tall flowering grassland plant native to Europe and Asia but also grown in the U.S. Some studies suggest that it may help reduce the amount of time it takes you to fall asleep and may help with better quality of sleep

t is no surprise that Rose Hips are an ingredient that you will commonly find in many teas, especially with its subtle sweetness and delightful color. Let's take a closer look at Rose Hips and see if there are other benefits to looking for as an ingredient in your tea.

Loose leaf tea comes in many different shapes, sizes, and variants, but none are as unique as rolled pearls. Pearl tea is a loose-leaf tea that is made by the hand rolling of Jasmine tea leaves (there are black tea pearls as well, but jasmine is the most common pearl tea type)