Since books and tea are so often grouped together, especially in the fall and wintertime, here are seven literary...
Get ready, our 2022 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...
It’s genuinely a craftsman’s tea. The unique method of drying and processing gives each oolong a unique flavour and...
To honour International Tea Day we've highlighted blends from around the globe. Read to learn about the production...
About Matcha Green Tea Why is everyone such an advocate for matcha? Is it really the holy grail of green tea? Matcha has been revered for centuries due to its valuable medicinal properties as well as its ability to encourage wakefulness and alertness for hours. A few benefits of matcha include: Packed with antioxidants such as EGCgLowers cholesterol and blood sugarFortifies the immune systemIncreases energy levelsDetoxifies bodyEnhances calmRich in fiber, chlorophyll, and vitamins...
Spring is upon us and what better way to welcome the budding trees than with a little green? We’re talking about the iconic matcha green tea latte! Don’t get us wrong, matcha is a powerful stand-alone beverage and can be enjoyed solo. However, adding a little frothy milk and sweetness can add the perfect balance to its naturally bitter bite. We love a simple recipe like this one that produces delicious results. Reasons to Love a Matcha Tea Latte Creamy and smoothBright greenNaturally...
Have you ever watched someone take a sip of tea and suddenly utter a confounding phrase such as, “that’s a little too astringent for my liking, I prefer a smooth full-bodied finish” and wondered what that gibberish really meant? That someone can be you! Next time you sit down with good friends and great tea, you can impress and confuse people with your skillful tasting terminology. Use the glossary below to reference next time you want to characterize the taste, smell, and strength...
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.
Fall is here and as we wave goodbye to sticky humid afternoons and tan lines, we welcome the crisp air that promises cozy sweaters, movie nights, and the anticipation of the holiday season. Bring comfort to cold weather with these chai-spiced pumpkin bars. These bars require no baking, plus they’re vegan and gluten-free. If you’ve grown tired of the traditional pumpkin spice, give this inspired recipe a go! What you need First things first, gather your ingredients and carve out a...
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...
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...
Lavender is a plant native to the mountainous regions of the Mediterranean where it grows in bright sunlight. The word lavender comes from the Latin root lavare which means “to wash”. This name was given to the fragrant plant for its common use as an ingredient in soaps and shampoos for bathing the body and spirit. Researchers confirmed the scent of lavender produces soothing and sedative effects that can help with sleep promotion, reduction of anxiety, and...
You’re probably familiar with black tea, green tea, or even white tea, but may have some questions about Oolong tea. Oolong tea represents only 2% of the world’s tea and combines different qualities of the dark and green teas in one unique family of its own. Oolong is traditionally from China and is made from the leaves of the Camellia sinensis plant, the same plant used to make green tea and black tea. The difference is in how the tea is processed. Oolong tea is partially...
It's our 20th anniversary! Our giveaway this Monday: the first 2020 Advent Calendar of Tea. To enter our draw, leave a comment or send an email to info@thetahaus.com. Tell us your best Tea Haus stories, what you love, what you can improve, and what you want to see in the future. Every comment will be entered in our draw. The contest ends Sunday at midnight. The winner will be announced Monday, October 26th at 2 pm. No purchase necessary!
As the weather begins to cool down, the mornings get darker, and we start to hibernate on the weekends, it feels like the perfect opportunity to bundle up with a blanket, book, and a cup of hot tea. If you’re a self-proclaimed tea lover, chances are you want to share the gift of tea with your loved ones. With so many flavours and varieties you can’t go wrong, but the better question is: how to choose? If you’re stumped on what tea to box up and pass along to a coworker, family member,...
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.
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