Blog
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How Is Tea Decaffeinated?
Caffeine certainly has its place, but what if you want the taste of green or black tea without the signature jolt? Of course, the answer is decaffeinated green or black...
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Book review: A Social History of Tea
Dear Oliver, I have a fourth tea book that you may want to review: A Social History of Tea, by Jane Pettigrew and Bruce Richardson. This book, also offered by Benjamin...
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Peppermint Tea
Explore the many benefits of peppermint.
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Cinnamon, Cinnamon, Cinnamon!
Cinnamon tea contains lots of antioxidants, which are beneficial compounds that keep you healthy.
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Tea Books
Tea lovers, check out these book recommendations!
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Bergamot
Earl Grey and Countess Grey teas are blended with the potentbergamot flavor, dive in and see all the health benefits.
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South Carolina's history of tea
Highlighting the important role South Carolina played in the history of tea imports in the Revolutionary era.
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Christopher Gadsden/Charleston Tea Party
Christophert Gadson and his role in the Charleston Tea Party and in the American Revolution
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Lexington and Concord/Liberty Teas
A look into the 250th Celebration of the “shot heard 'round the world."
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Tea Health
According to the National Library of Medicine, “the beverage tea has been considered a health- promoting habit since ancient times. The modern medicinal research isproviding a scientific basis for this belief.
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Japan Tea
A first hand experience sipping tea in Japan.
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Tea sommeliers
there are several organizations that offer tea sommelier certification, including the Specialty Tea Institute (STI) and the Tea Association of the USA (TAUSA).