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A good day with our new tea variety box

Our variety boxes invite you on a journey through the world of our P & T Master Blends. Since 2014, these extraordinary blends pay homage to th...

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We proudly present: Bollywood N°724

With gratitude we present our latest tea blend creation to you, just in time for the warmer season: Bollywood N°724. This playful composition of or...

Pouring Dark & Stormy Black tea into a cup.

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German tea culture

The Frisian community created and preserved Germany’s only true tea culture until today. In the mids of the 17th-century tea made its way from the ...

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Form follows function - our tea bags

In 1910, Thomas Sullivan, a tea and coffee importer from New York used hand-sewn silk bags to ship tea samples to his customers. The loose tea was ...

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Oolongs - A Taiwanese heritage

When Portuguese conquerors first arrived on the island of Taiwan, they were astounded by the breathtaking beauty of this country, especially by the...

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Welcoming the year of the Golden Ox

Lunar New Year, or more commonly known as Chinese New Year, marks the beginning of the lunar calendar and is China’s most predominant holiday, a ti...

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Indian tea at a glimpse

India, with its vast population and storied cuisines is something of a tea legend. Yet, India hasn’t always been a chief exporter of tea – India’s ...

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Spiritualis-teas

Where the edge of a forest greets that of a city, the chaos of the concrete jungle gradually melts into the stillness of a real one. The dull thud ...

How To

Cold brew vs. iced tea

For centuries, humankind has waxed poetic about the joys of summer. Long days stretching into short nights, still air punctuated with laughter, ski...

Recipes

Teapology meets mixology

Most of us associate tea with the weighted silence of quiet mornings, that sacred first cup sipped in anticipation of a day brimming with promise. ...

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A lesson on tea meditation

There’s a Japanese phrase – “ichi-go ichi-e” which means “one time, one meeting”. It is meant to remind us of the beauty of the present moment and ...