Tea Education
Roses have been highly revered and have held symbolic and medicinal significance. Traditional Chinese medicine recognizes consuming rose, especially in tea, as having a cooling and calming effect while balancing the body’s energy, promoting healthy digestion and relieving emotional stress...
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There is an undeniable connection between tea and love. After all, tea is the most consumed beverage in the world after water. The simple act of sharing a cup of tea is one that comes from the heart - a...
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The Chinese Zodiac is based on an ancient calendar system and assigns 12 animals to represent one year within a repeating 12 year cycle. In Chinese culture, the zodiac signs play an integral part in determining one's fortune. It is...
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The Shelf Life of TeaThe shelf life will vary depending upon the type of tea, quality of the leaf, and the storage environment. From farm, to shop, to pantry. We recommend shaking any of our blended teas (especially heavier blends...
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Grace :: Transformation :: Wisdom Welcoming the New Year and our Tea of the Month, Snake.Snake is the sixth animal in the twelve year cycle of the Chinese Zodiac signs and is a time for strategic reflection, adaptability and potential...
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