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A daisy-like flower that brews a mild, honey-like infusion. Chamomile is often used to combat anxiety and sleeplessness. We think it blends well with later harvest green teas, by taking away the astringent, bitter edge. →

A sleek, double walled thermos with removable strainer and insulating sleeve.

The double walled glass provides excellent heat retention to keep your tea warm and your hands cool. Brewing is made easy by placing loose leaves in the contained basket, which can be removed to avoid... →

A simple but effective metal canister in our signature glossy red, with an airtight inner lid to preserve the freshness of your tea leaves.

Two lids keep the tea fresh, while the two sizes accommodate different size and quantities of tea leaves. The smaller of... →

In India, "chai" is the word for tea, and the traditional style of service is to simmer tea with milk and a few spices into a sweet and spicy concoction. Our Chai is a masala-style black tea, blended with spices for richness and complexity. We've upgraded and altered the mix,... →

Moroccans steep green tea with fresh mint leaves and an ample dose of sugar to create their country's signature tea. We've updated the classic with a blend of our uniquely rich Celadon Pearl green tea and peppermint leaves. Add water, an ample dose of sugar and imagine yourself in Marrakech.... →

Though invented in Tang/Song Dynasty China, matcha has become known worldwide as the foundation of the Japanese Tea Ceremony and the pinnacle of Japan's tea culture. Traditional Japanese matcha is crafted by grinding shade-grown green tea leaves (known as tencha) in a stone mill to create a superfine powder. The shade-growing process forces... →

The Phoenix Mountain range historically has been isolated from the rest of Guangzhou due to its remote location and harsh terrain, resulting in the development of distinctly unique tea varieties and traditions. In particular, this persimmon blossom tea was so rare and so desirable that farmers took to calling it... →