As we celebrate 25 years of tea, friendship, and community, we would like to extend our gratitude. The Tea Haus has...
If you've been searching for your favourite matcha only to find it unavailable, or noticeably more expensive, you’re...
Since books and tea are so often grouped together, especially in the fall and wintertime, here are seven literary...
Get ready, our 2025 batch of Sincha has arrived. Every year tea lovers around the globe eagerly await the release of...
No matter the mood you’re looking for, there’s a cup of tea to help you get there. Read on to discover the best teas...
Yerba Mate is a delicious, complex infusion that's an excellent alternative to coffee. Learn more about this drink in this ultimate guide!
Looking for some last minute gift ideas for the tea lover in your life? Here are some options to help you assemble a tea set they will love.
5 Teas That Help Support the Immune System
Are you a purist who enjoys consuming tea in its original flavour? Or are you an adventurous drinker who loves to experiment with new flavours and ways of making tea? No matter what type of tea that you choose, there are several ways to enhance the flavour of your tea along with delivering health-promoting benefits. Add-ins, steeping time and water temperature are some of the most common ways to do so! Feel free to experiment with the tips below to find the perfect sip at any time of...
Matcha is a form of green tea. So, aren’t they the same thing? Matcha is indeed a form of green tea, but not all green tea is matcha. Both matcha and regular green tea leaves come from the same plant －Camellia Sinesis － but that’s where the similarities end. The main difference lies in the way the tea plants are cultivated, processed, their nutritional content and the taste of each tea type. Keep on reading to discover the differences between matcha and green tea, and take a look at...
Alongside various fruits, floral ingredients such as chamomile, jasmine, rose and lavender can be infused with pure tea leaves to create aromatic, nutritious, tasty blends. Floral teas are truly a treat to be savoured, as you slowly inhale intoxicating flowery notes before letting the flavours linger on your taste buds.
In celebration of Ceylon Tea Week, we’re taking you on a trip to Sri Lanka, where our founder Stefanie travelled to in 2016 to learn more about the history, the manufacturing process and the variety of cultivars of this exceptional tea! Ceylon Tea: A Brief History Ceylon tea is a name used to refer to black tea that originated from the island nation Sri Lanka, which was known as Ceylon before it achieved independence. Fun Fact: The expression Ceylon tea or...
Tea leaves are harvested all year round, which means they deliver a variety of different tastes, aromas and colours that are defined by the characteristics of each season. Every Spring, The Tea Haus receives a large order of premium teas, from First Flush Darjeeling to Shincha, Gyokuro, rare First Flush Oolong and more. These premium teas deliver an exceptional drinking experience, as well as embody the special seasonal features loved by so many tea drinkers around the world. Read...
It’s hard to deny that iced tea is the quintessential summer thirst-quencher. While iced tea is traditionally made with black tea and lemon, that’s certainly not the only option! With so many delicious, flavourful blends available, this summer is the perfect time to experiment with (and indulge in) new and exciting variations of the classic iced tea model. We asked The Tea Haus's founder Stefanie for a few of her top iced tea tips to help you steep the perfect pitcher tea at...
Celebrate Iced Tea Month with these beautiful, refreshing, and flavourful teas!
A crimson-coloured infusion, naturally caffeine-free, a sweet taste with zero calories: it can only be Rooibos! Native to South Africa, this tisane has captured the hearts of many tea lovers worldwide thanks to the health benefits it provides. Rooibos has been studied for its ability to support a healthy heart and digestive system, help with weight management, fight inflammation, and more. Read on to discover the full range of benefits of Rooibos tea and try our favourite picks!...
Did you know that your favourite nighttime chamomile tea and your mid-day pick-me-up hibiscus rooibos are not technically teas? They’re classified as tisanes (pronounced te-zan). Through their combination of herbs, berries, flowers, leaves & spices, tisanes come in a variety of different flavours. But what are the key differences between tea vs tisane? Read on to learn more about the differences between teas and tisanes and our top picks for both! 1. What are Tisanes?...
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