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...
It's the most wonderful time of the year! Looking for the perfect cup of tea to match your merry mood? Look no further!
MYTH 1: Herbal tea is tea False! Technically, tea must come from the Camillia sinensis plantHerbal teas are made from other plants and called "tisanes"Rooibos is not a tea but a tisaneHerbal teas can have health benefits MYTH 2: Drinking green tea will make you lose weight False! Unfortunately, green tea has been hyped up as a magic weight loss solution. Study results are mixed, and the effects, if any, are so modest that they'll be wiped out by half an Oreo cookieStill,...
Why is herbal tea so relaxing? It's more than a warm feeling & a sweet taste. They can physically calm your mind & body! Discover how here.
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 to get you into any mood.
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?...
It turns out there’s a big misconception about High Tea. When people hear High Tea, they imagine a spread of finger foods, dainty buttery scones, and a collection of tinkling china teacups and kettles. The fancy tradition we have come to imagine as High Tea is in fact, Low Tea. High Tea was a meal that the working class would eat after a long day and consisted of primarily meat dishes, potatoes, baked beans, and other heavy dishes. Learn more about the difference between Afternoon...
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...
It’s no surprise that tea is the world’s second most-consumed drink after water. There’s something ever-so-indulgent about sipping a cup of warm and healthy infusion. All of our senses are engaged as the subtle scent wafts from a piping hot mug, while our taste buds are met with flavours ranging from robust to mild, zesty to sweet and earthy to creamy. All over the world, people and cultures have their own unique tea traditions and flavours. And for the tea fanatic, there are few greater...
Sometimes Tea is So Good You Just Want To Eat it. Here’s How You Can…
Looking for a new way to detox and reset your system? Detoxifying tea can boost antioxidants, support a healthy liver and help cleanse toxins from your digestive system.
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...
When the temperature starts to drop, nothing can beat a delightful cuppa. Whether you’re looking for a seasonal sip, or simply looking to enjoy a warm and soothing drink, you can never go wrong with these fall teas.
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