Tea Education

Enjoy the warm and inviting flavours of this unique leaf and stem,  low caffeinated  tea made in Kyoto, Japan. We are excited to now offer two forms of Houjicha ::  Houjicha Limited Harvest The second flush harvest of tea in...
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Tea leaves contain tannins - polyphenols that are high in antioxidants, and caffeine - a stimulant that energizes the mind and body, both of which can translate as bitterness and astringency. Tea leaves also contain L-theanine - an amino acid that provides an overall umami...
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There is good reason why we blend stinging nettle into our herbal tisanes. It is a powerhouse herb with a myriad of health benefits ::  From treating arthritis and lower back pain to helping keep body temperatures warm, stinging nettle...
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YERBA MATE (Ilex paraguariensis), a plant native to subtropical Paraguay, is related to the holly family. Originally harvested by the indigenous Guaraní people of the region, the arrival of European Settlers spread the consumption of this plant across the continent....
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