If you want to savor the very best iced tea under the sun, homemade from scratch is the way to go! Learn how to choose and brew the perfect glass of homemade iced tea. Continue reading

Learn about the family behind several of our Nepali specialty loose-leaf teas and what inspired them to create the mountain nation’s first certified organic and cooperatively run tea garden. Continue reading

More than 1,500 styles of green tea exist, from matcha to jasmine pearl. Discover how tea makers get green tea's verdant aromas and umami flavors via specific cultivation, harvesting, and processing techniques. Continue reading

The short answer is, “It depends.” And the specific factors may surprise you! We separate the fact from fiction in this myth-busting blog about what really influences how much caffeine is in your cup. Continue reading

Wonder how we find new teas? Sometimes it's by accident! Raj shares how his chance encounter in a high-altitude Himalayan town led to a new source for our Nepali loose-leaf, the Tinjure Cooperative. Continue reading

The goal of our sustainable packaging redesign is to reduce our environmental impact by using a material made with post-consumer waste. We're also excited to take the quality, look, and feel of our brand to new heights.

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Darjeeling’s terroir makes its teas the most renowned in the world. But the region has a darker side too, and leaders say it’s either on the verge of collapse or the beginning of a complete reinvention. Continue reading

Assam is India’s oldest tea region and the world's most prolific. Its dark colonial past upended the global tea trade, at one time catapulting India into the spot of top tea producer globally. Continue reading

Meet Muskan Khanna, a young woman revolutionizing southern Indian teas. She's leading one of the country's first all-women team of tea makers at the Tea Studio, a new high-end tea factory nestled on the lush terraced hillsides in the heart of the Nilgiri mountains.

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Learn how our connection with tea growers in a remote part of northern India is helping to ensure that the region’s turbulent history of colonialism and politics results in a happy, even triumphant, ending.

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