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...
The end of summer is approaching, and we’ll soon be saying “goodbye” to lounging by the pool and late summer nights, and “hello” to the busy, back-to-school and holiday seasons. Getting back to the grind can be both exciting and unnerving. Thankfully, we’ve got a wide variety of premium, loose-leaf teas to not only jump-start the mornings of your busiest days, but also help you unwind afterwards. Now is the time to prepare for those hectic days and restless nights; get a head start by...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
Ahh, summer . . . There are few things better than breathing in fresh sweet scents of flowers as we walk outside. But why stop at smelling the flora when there are so many flavoursome and refreshing floral tea options available to drink? From French Lavender to Japanese Cherry Rose, we’ve identified seven of the most delicious floral teas to try in celebration of the warmer weather. 1. Hibiscus Flower Bright, bold, fruity and tart, a hibiscus tea iced tea is an excellent option...
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...
Cook Up Something New Bored of the same old recipes and routines? There may be an ingredient sitting in your kitchen that you haven’t tried yet, tea! Tea leaves, ground tea, and matcha tea powder can all be used in sweet or savoury recipes for added flavour. Make your plate a little more interesting with the integration of this new ingredient. 1. Swap your stock If you’re cooking grains, heating rice, or simmering quinoa, you can mix up the directions by...
The Taste of Fall As the summer sun begins to hide away, the earthy green landscape is exchanged for vibrant warm leaves, and the sweaters are resurrected from the depths of our closets, we can feel that fall is in the air. It seems like things change overnight when we begin to feel, see, and experience the presence of fall. And now we can even taste the sure sign of fall in autumn’s favourites: warm cinnamon, fresh apples, vanilla, almonds, and other freshly invigorating flavours. We now...
Why We Love Matcha Matcha is a long-standing traditional Japanese tea and has quickly become a popular “super-food” due to its nutrient-rich and nurturing properties. Matcha stands apart from many other loose leaf green teas due to its powdered consistency. Matcha is produced from the leaves of shade-grown tea and then ground into a fine powder with a hand mill. As opposed to being steeped, Matcha is actually mixed into water and ingested. There are Matcha accessories that allow...
Time To Refresh Your Rou-tea-n Summer is here! And with it the perfect time to refresh your tea routine by swapping your traditional hot cup for an iced infusion. Keep reading to discover which iced tea to pick based on your taste preferences and how to make the perfect cup of iced tea. If You Love That Flavour, Try This Iced Tea 1. Tropical Thirst Quencher = Mango Mango Nothing puts us more into summer mode than juicy tropical fruits. Mango Mango is a premium Ceylon tea...
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