Does Matcha Really Make Your Hair Fall Out?
There has been a lot of buzz lately about matcha causing hair loss. In this post, I'll discuss the science behind this and how to prevent negative side effects.
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Meet the Tea: Kukicha
This green tea is made only from stems! Kukicha's mellow taste and easygoing nature just might surprise you. Here is everything you need to know about kukicha.
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Beating the Summer Heat with Tea
Summer is almost here, but rising temperatures don't mean you have to stop enjoying tea. Here are a few surprising ways tea can help you beat the summer heat.
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Seasoning Yixing Clay Teapots – Everything You Need to Know
Yixing clay teapots might seem intimidating, but a few basic tips will get you started. Here is everything you need to know about seasoning yixing clay teapots.
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Tea People You Should Know: James Taylor
James Taylor came to Sri Lanka at the age of 17. He started growing tea in the wake of the coffee rust epidemic and became known as the father of Ceylon tea.
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How to Care for Your Matcha Whisk
You've purchased your first bamboo matcha whisk. Now what? Here is everything you need to know about using, cleaning, and keeping your chasen in tip-top shape.
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Your Guide to Tea Harvest Seasons Around the World
We might enjoy drinking tea all year, but it is a seasonal agricultural product. Understanding the tea harvest seasons around the world can help you to know when the best time to purchase new teas is.
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Japanese Tea Foundation Online Course
I recently took the online Japanese Tea Foundation Course offered by the Global Japanese Tea Association. In this post, I'll share my experience and takeaways.
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The Differences Between Specialty and Commodity Tea
You may have seen the terms specialty or commodity tea but what do they mean? In this post, I'll share the differences as well as tips for choosing between them.
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Tea People You Should Know: Catherine of Braganza
When Catherine of Braganza arrived in England in May 1662, she brought a small chest containing a dried leaf that would transform British culture forever: tea.
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Which Countries Grow the Most Tea?
Tea, one of the world's most consumed beverages, has a history dating back thousands of years. Here's a look at the countries that grow the most tea worldwide.
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4 Tips for Surviving the Matcha Shortage
Have trouble finding your favorite matcha? Don't panic! In this post, I'll share why there's a matcha shortage and 4 tips for surviving this difficult time.
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Meet the Tea: Fu Zhuan Heicha
Fu Zhuan Heicha is a fermented tea from Hunan Province known for having golden flowers. Here is everything that you need to know about this unique dark tea.
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What is the Differrence Between CTC and Orthodox Tea?
Tea comes to us through two distinct processing methods: CTC and orthodox. The way the leaves are processed can create very different experiences in your cup.
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Tea: Your Perfect Companion for Dry January
Dry January might have you seeking alternatives to alcoholic drinks. Tea is a versatile drink that offers a world of flavors that make it the perfect companion.
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Tea People You Should Know: Sen no Rikyu
Sen no Rikyu is the most influential tea master of all time. Here's everything you need to know about his life and contributions to the Japanese tea ceremony.
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