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...
When it comes to choosing which loose leaf teas to stock up on for summer, it’s a safe bet to turn to blends that you can enjoy both hot and cold. And with the weather we’ve been having so far — unbearably hot and humid one day, but windy with a chill the next, you’ll want to be prepared for everything. In order to make the decision easier, we’ve rounded up the best versatile blends at The Tea Haus that work wonderfully served both steaming hot and iced cold! 1. Mugicha Mugicha tea...
Looking to make the perfect cup of delicious, refreshing iced tea at home? Read on to learn our top recipes and tips for making the best iced tea you’ve ever made.
We at The Tea Haus have travelled far and wide to acquire the best quality teas and unique flavour blends. Here are some highlights from our travels.
Right now, it’s only normal to be feeling a bit more stressed out and anxious than usual. But did you know that certain teas have specific herbs and ingredients that are proven to help calm you down? And, let’s not forget that tea is a great replacement to coffee which, with its higher caffeine content, can often stimulate feelings of stress. So which are the best teas to leave you feeling stress-free? Here at the Tea Haus, we’ve sipped our way through the world of teas and are here...
The health benefits specific to different types of herbs in teas are often misunderstood. Here are six of the healthiest herbal tisanes that are available in-store and online at The Tea Haus.
From mint to chocolate to peach, the delicious, unique flavour options for tea lovers are endless. Among the many different flavours, for the serious tea drinkers, loose-leaf teas are most often the preferred option. But what makes loose leaf tea so special? When you steep loose-leaf tea, the leaves have room to absorb the water and expand as they infuse. By doing so, the leaves are known to extract more vitamins, minerals, flavours and aromas. Loose-leaf isn’t only good...
Fight off germs this winter! The Tea Haus carries a selection of more than 200 teas that contain ingredients that can benefit your health. Read on to find out the 5 best loose leaf teas to stay healthy this winter.
The love and popularity of tea has transcended time, geography and culture. It has without a doubt reached the status of an enduring staple. And what better place to see this timeless love of tea reflected back to us than on screen? Whether it’s movies or TV, our cultural preoccupation with tea can be seen across a wide range of popular mediums. And in the spirit of celebrating just some of the instances in which our love of tea meets our love of the arts, it feels appropriate to mention the...
With the freshness returning to the morning air, and with the leaves starting to change colour, we are entering into that all-too-familiar time of year: pumpkin spice season. That’s right, fall is here and with it comes the craving for those warm, hearty, sweet, spicy flavours that suit the season oh so well. And the best part? The pumpkin spice flavours don’t have to be limited to coffee-based drinks. For those who opt for tea instead of coffee, Masala chai forms the perfect base...
It’s surprising how our palettes transform over the years to appreciate the intricacies of wine and tea. One day you’re sipping a pinot noir and suddenly aware that it has just the right fruity undertones to pair well with a seared salmon entree or a tannic taste that compliments a dark and savoury duck dish. A glass of wine suddenly opens the door to a realm of exciting culinary possibilities and you find yourself swishing around a sip of earthy merlot or giddy over the refreshing sweetness...
On a hot, humid summer day in Japan, you can find just about everyone drinking cold brew Mugicha tea. An extremely refreshing, cooling beverage, mugicha will immediately quench your thirst, in a way iced water can’t compare to. While it’s said that Mugicha has been drunk by the Japanese people for over a thousand years, it only became popularized in the 60s when refrigerators became more commonplace to store the cold drink in.1 Mugicha is made from roasted barley (called mugicha – mugi...
Do you feel that? There’s a crisp bite to the air and the smell of pumpkin spice wafting over school campuses across the country. We can hear the faint sound of students groaning as they wake up for their morning lectures and the rustle of heavy sweaters being unpacked from the back of closets everywhere. The most marvellous time of the year is here for tea lovers as we prepare to hibernate with a hot cup and brace ourselves for another Canadian winter! Fall can make us feel cozy and...
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