2 years ago
Women’s History Month: 3 Women Who Shaped the Tea Industry
March is Women’s History Month. To celebrate, we’ve profiled three women who made a big impact on the history of tea. So sit back and give thanks for these three …
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2 years ago
Apple Cider Teas for Thanksgiving
If you want to be historically accurate this Thanksgiving, serve cider. If you want your spread to be historically accurate and unique, serve tea-infused apple cider.
The Golden Age of …
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3 years ago
History 101: The Boston Tea Party
As you celebrate the 4th of July, take a few moments to think about how tea is responsible for the freedom you enjoy every day. We’re talking of course about …
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3 years ago
Tea Smugglers: 18th Century Bad Boys
It’s very easy to get a cup of tea in England. But it wasn’t always that way. In the 1700s, tea was so expensive that only aristocrats could afford it. …
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3 years ago
How Taking Tea Sans Sugar Meant Opposing Slavery
Today, sprinkling a spoonful of sugar into your tea doesn’t say much about your views on human trafficking. But in the late 18th century in England, it did.
In 1791, …
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