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...
Do you know that fall feeling? The leaves have been slowly falling from the trees and piling up in a gentle reminder that fall is right around the corner and it’s time to whip out your school supplies and sweaters. Although we love a sweet iced tea on the patio, there’s nothing like celebrating the harvest season with a hot cup of tea. If you’re heading back to school you might be preparing to trade in your morning tea for an uber-caffeinated latte to make it through that 8:00...
Sure, you may know your tea, but do you know your tea worldwide? The way tea is consumed around the world is a lot like the traditions surrounding food. Tea illuminates pieces of culture, social customs, and geography in unique places. The way tea is enjoyed in Canada is vastly different from the way tea is enjoyed in Japan. Learn more about the consumption of tea worldwide with these probing Q’s and illuminating A’s. Your FAQ’S Answered Q: What’s more popular worldwide, tea...
Do you consider yourself a tea expert? It’s possible you still have a thing (or ten) to learn about the world’s favourite beverage. These ten tea facts even had us expanding our tea knowledge! Find out more historical facts, tips, and trivia-ready snippets you probably didn’t know. 10 Facts About Tea 98% of people take milk with their tea.Tea first arrived in Canada in 1716. It was imported by the Hudson Bay Company and took over a year to arrive.There is an official term for...
A woman named Gloria Clay created this recipe after sitting down with her breakfast and looking at the ingredients with refreshing creativity. She was gazing down at a spread of Orange Pekoe tea, a slice of orange, and homemade vegan biscuits. It dawned on her that these flavours didn’t only mix well on the dining table, but could be combined in the kitchen. Gloria sent her recipe into The Daily Tea blog, where we stumbled upon it. At The Tea Haus, we carry a...
Learn more about the unique tradition around Frisian Tea and why it’s so delicious. And of course, learn how to make your own at home!
A drink that predates written record, boasts impressive variety, and claims numerous health benefits, is sure to leave us with questions. First thing’s first—where did this popular beverage come from? How did it get here? Dive into the questions, the myths, and the answers. In our new monthly series, we’ll be addressing the most commonly asked questions about tea. Read more to expand your breadth of tea knowledge, starting with the origins of tea. You Ask, We Answer...
Finally, it’s starting to feel like summer. After various ice storms, freezing temperatures, and bouts of rain, we are welcoming warmer temperatures and even a forecast that includes sun! We don’t know about you but we believe this calls for celebration. In honour of warmer weather, we went searching for a few promising tea-based cocktails that are the quintessential addition to any tea lover’s patio, BBQ, or average summer afternoon. Check out the recipes below to start mixing your own....
There’s a number of reasons why people turn to soda as a drink of choice. It’s a habit, it’s a sugary treat, it’s more exciting than water, or it’s a good social beverage. Unfortunately, soda comes with a lot of bad baggage too, like a high sugar content, a lot of empty calories, and a stomach ache. If you want a new tasty beverage that’s both good and good for you, try cold brew hibiscus iced tea, otherwise known as Cold Brew Jamaica. About Hibiscus Flowers Hibiscus tea is also known...
What is Masala Chai, and how do you make it? Easy step-by-step instructions on how to make your own Chai.
Are you steeping your tea properly? Preparing your tea for tasting is just as important as picking the right one. We are all guilty of leaving our tea to steep, getting distracted, and returning to a room temperature brew with a bitter taste and a feeling of disappointment. Pay attention to your tea and avoid this common steeping misdemeanor. Turns out this isn’t the only steeping mishap. People everywhere are mis-measuring, mis-timing, and mis-using teaware. Find out more about how to...
Many wonder if it’s proper to drink Earl Grey with milk. Is this a must or a faux pas? Does milk make Earl Grey taste better? The short answer is that you can drink Earl Grey with milk if you do it correctly. Here's how.
We’re tea lovers. We’re comfortable enjoying a cup of tea on its own, savouring the flavours and appreciating the gentle or unexpected notes. We have no problem with a single cup of tea. Other times, we want to pair up our beverage. We want to mix and match foods and flavours, see how they mingle, and enhance existing tastes. The question then becomes, how do we properly pair our tea with our meals? Poorly matching tea with food leads to...
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