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Tea descriptions can sometimes sound like a language of their own. A black tea is called brisk or malty. A Darjeeling has a muscatel character. A green tea tastes vegetal....

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...

Every tea begins with the same plant species: Camellia sinensis. What changes from one tea to the next is not the plant itself, but the part of the plant that is...

How to Pack, Brew, and Sip Away From Home With summer travels ahead, we've received a lot of questions about traveling with tea... and we get it. At home, you...

We’re often asked, “How do you taste tea?” which is a very different question from, “What does tea taste like?” The second question usually leads to flavor notes: floral, malty, earthy,...

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...

Explore the many benefits of peppermint.

Cinnamon tea contains lots of antioxidants, which are beneficial compounds that keep you healthy.

Discover the powerful herbal properties ginger offers in a delicious cup of tea. 

Tea lovers, check out these book recommendations! 

Stop by the Retail Shop to experience these lovely tea and coffee aromas for yourself ortry them at home by ordering from the online site—for all your holiday gift giving,...

Earl Grey and Countess Grey teas are blended with the potentbergamot flavor, dive in and see all the health benefits.