Pu erh, the enigmatic tea of Yunnan
Pu-erh tea emerged in China by chance—as it seems all categories or colors of tea emerged, except green tea—when they realized that it was much easier and more practical to...
All about tea
Moon Milks: The ancient potions that soothe your sleep
Between screens, anxiety, and cortisol, getting a good night's sleep has become an act of resistance. What if insomnia could be combated with flowers, spices, and a little honey? How...
How to Prepare Iced Tea
Although preparing iced tea is very easy, it's very common for it not to be prepared correctly, mainly due to not using the right amount of water or tea. In...
The shortage of matcha
For the past few months, news has been circulating on social media claiming that matcha is "running out." This has generated a wave of reactions among regular consumers, who have...
Fruits, flowers and well-being: The natural power of fruit herbal teas
Fruit herbal teas are blends made primarily from fruit, though they may also include flowers, bark, and sometimes herbs and roots. They are the ideal choice for a naturally caffeine-free...
Herbal teas to lower cortisol
We've heard a lot about cortisol: whether it's good, whether it's bad, whether it needs to be lowered; in short, it's a river of information and we don't always know...
Afternoon Tea
✨ Did you know that tea transformed the history of England? Discover how it went from being a royal luxury to a British tradition. Our Tea Master, Olivia Medina, explains...
Gift with Intent: Lucky Tea Bag
At the end of 2020, we came up with the idea of creating a commemorative tin to mark that difficult and strange year, the first year of the global pandemic....
Tea and Health
Expanding a bit on the information I shared with you in the article " Tea, a source of health ", which you can find on this same blog, I would...