Growing your own tea plant doesn’t have to be daunting. Get tips for how to make your first foray into planting Camellia sinensis a success with suggested resources for sourcing saplings.

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India has unbelievable untapped potential in its villages. However, without change, that potential will all leave for the city, and the tea industry may collapse. Find out how and why we’re changing that. Continue reading

Discover the fascinating process of turning fresh tea leaves into rich and delicious premium black tea, where tradition meets chemistry to create sippable magic! Continue reading

Unveiling the designs for the farmer-owned specialty tea factory that we worked on with world-renowned tea experts. Continue reading

White tea is not oxidized (meaning broken, bent, or rolled) in any way. And our farm partners take great care when transporting the freshly picked green leaf from field to factory. Learn more about why this tea type is our Founder, Raj's favorite. Continue reading

Inspired by a chai break in the tea gardens of Kumaon, we wanted to dig into the ubiquitous beverage’s origins. Discover how this aromatic concoction of spices, sweetened Assam black tea, and milk got so popular on India's roadsides.

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Fill your cup and your bookshelf with our must-read list for tea lovers. Explore topics including tea's history, cultural significance and traditions, tasting tips, and more from a range of expert authors. Continue reading

By partnering with women farmers in the Indian Himalayas, we’re working to launch a community-owned tea factory. Learn why this new model of tea production in India matters to Kumaon farmers and their families. Continue reading

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

Find out more about Tea Fest PDX's origins and what's in store for this year's festival in our Q&A with its founder, Jenn Brenner. Continue reading