Variety is the spice of life! That’s why we offer a curated collection of over 140 premium loose-leaf teas and herbals. There’s something for everyone – from invigorating yerba mates, to delicate green teas, to soothing herbals.
Rich, bold, dark, intense. If strength is your weakness, then black tea is just the tea for you!
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Smooth and refreshing, this antioxidant powerhouse has taken the world by storm – and for good reason.
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Sweet, nuanced, sophisticated - oolong tea is ideal for foodies or those who crave adventure and complexity.
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Light, floral, succulent… many a tea drinker has become enchanted by white tea’s delicate sweetness.
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Coffee lovers rejoice! Yerba mate’s rich, robust earthiness provides a caffeine kick without the jitters.
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Caffeine-free hibiscus is bold, tart and good for the heart! This tangy, cranberry-like tea is delicious hot or iced.
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Soothing, caffeine-free herbals are made from a wide range of botanicals that delight the senses.
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Caffeine-free rooibos is sweet, nutty and woodsy, with full-bodied richness similar to a smooth black tea.
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We love tea because it’s delicious, and the health benefits are just an added bonus! While certain teas have specific health properties, we recommend choosing the flavor profile you love the most. After all, you’ll get the most benefit from the tea that you drink, not the tea that sits in your cupboard!
Need a little nudge in the morning? Want to power through a long night of studies? These teas are for you!
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Reach and exceed your goals with these teas which are said to aid in weight loss and increase the metabolism.
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These deliciously soothing, caffeine-free blends can help you unwind and catch up on some zzz’s.
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These peaceful teas calm the mind and body. Take a minute out of each day to sip, savor and get grounded.
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Antioxidant-packed teas are free radical fighters, which may promote brain health and slow signs of aging.
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Reach for these nourishing teas if you’re looking for a heart-friendly infusion rich in antioxidants.
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From peppermint to ginger to chamomile, these teas are age-old remedies for soothing tummy troubles.
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Tangy hibiscus is delicious in its own right, and is also popular for its positive effects on blood pressure.
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Want to keep your Immune system in tip top shape? These teas are sure to help keep that pesky bug from knocking you down.
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Brewing tea is an art, as much as it is a science. Below we offer a few simple guidelines to steep an eight ounce cup of tea. But tea is extremely personal, so experiment to find what works you! The amount of tea leaves, water temperature, water volume and steeping time all impact the result flavors in your cup. Join our newsletter to get our email series with more tea brewing tips.
Prefer a robust cup? Add a little more leaf. Keep things light and bright? Use a little less. You can also re-steep your tea leaves for multiple infusions!
Some teas like it hot – others not so much. Find out which teas are smoothest with water below the boil, and which release richer flavors in boiling water.
Coax out sweetness or amp up bold notes with brewing times. Delicate teas do best with short steep times, while hearty herbals love longer infusions.
| Scoop | Pour | Steep | |
| Black Tea | 1 - 1.5 tsp | 203 | 2 - 5 mins |
| Green Tea | 1.5 tsp | 175 | 1.5 - 3 mins |
| Oolong Tea | 1.5 tsp | 180 - 200 | 1 - 5 mins |
| White Tea | 1 tsp | 165 - 185 | 3 - 6 mins |
| Yerba Mate | 1 tsp | 180 | 3 - 5 mins |
| Hibiscus Tea | 1.5 tsp | 212 | 4 - 8 mins |
| Herbal Tea | 2 tsp | 212 | 5 - 10 mins |
| Rooibos Tea | 1.5 tsp | 208 | 5 - 8 mins |
Ready to learn more about tea? We thought you'd never ask! Our Blog is packed with inspiration to help you in your tea journey. We believe everyone deserves health and happiness, and that tea can help in this pursuit. Join us and explore the world of tea today:
As we ease into the New Year, a morning tea ritual can help you set the tone for each day. Mornings are fresh, new beginnings. Take a few minutes to begin your day with intention. It is a small thing that may have an impact on your day and in turn, your life.
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Everyone knows that natural beverages like coffee and tea contain caffeine. What might come as a surprise however, is just how much those levels can vary depending on preparation and grades, and how those levels compare to the different types of soda and energy drinks.
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In last week’s blog post, we talked about one of the major impediments to enjoying great tea at home: water quality. Water makes up the vast majority of each cup of tea you drink, so it’s no wonder that good water is needed for good tea.
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Tea has two calories. Yes, two calories per six-ounce cup of brewed tea, according to the US Department of Agriculture. Does anything else as delicious as tea only have two calories?
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These warm summer days are a perfect time to explore refreshing iced tea. And it’s simple to make… Just select your favorite teas and brew them stronger than usual.
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Every day, millions of people all over the world enjoy the wonderful taste and health benefits of drinking tea. There are many types and styles to choose from, so we thought it might be helpful to explain how to determine the quality of a tea.
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