Tea vs Tisane :: tea note
Tea comes from the plant camellia sinensis – whether black, oolong, green, white or puerh. Tea can be blended with […]
empress grey :: tea pairing
Empress Grey // This garden tea classic with an unique citrus twist by Marks & Spencer is hard to find […]
chai fruit chutney
Chutney is a glorious spicy-chunky-savoury-sweet fruit invention that can be used as a condiment with meals or desserts. This is […]
tea growers in Japan are throwing shade :: tea notes
[image description: Tea growers in Japan are throwing shade // Gyokuro (often used to create Matcha) and Tamaryokucha tea are […]
wild tea :: tea pairing
Sometime around 2737 BC Emperor Shen Nong dealt with the accident of tea leaves falling into his outdoor boiling water […]
matcha preparation
The tea of ancient rituals can provide you with a moment of calm and focus. Matcha has a distinct earthy, […]
flavour equals aroma and taste :: tea notes
[image description: Flavour equals aroma and taste. What we perceive as flavour is created through the combination of aroma and […]
kandy :: tea pairing
The Kandy region in Sri Lanka produces bright, full-bodied black teas which are the favourite go-to cup of my wonderful […]
containing tea
Storing tea -whether yours is bagged, loose, in pouches or balled- will spark your joy in a number of ways. […]
thank anna for afternoon tea :: tea notes
[image description: Thank Anna for afternoon tea. Duchess of Bedford Anna Russell started the practice of taking tea and snacks […]
matcha :: tea pairing
This green tea powder has the highest level of caffeine primarily because you are consuming the entire leaf: and all […]
iced tea limoncello spritz
Lemony sparkly iced tea goodness – take my advice and make a bottle at a time.
warm your pot :: tea notes
[image description: Warm your pot. Warming the teapot, cup or mug with a swirl of the hot water from your […]
aged oolong :: tea pairing
Re-roasting tea every few years while aging is a delicate and rare process that results in sweet and smoky complexity.
succulents in tea tins
Is there anything better than adding tea, graphics and plants to a space? No, I didn’t think so either. Reuse […]
tea bag :: tea notes
[image description: Do not drink around the tea bag. Steep the tea. Remove the tea. Enjoy.]
tea blends :: tea pairing
Any tea type can be blended with your favourite flavours and aromas in order to create something new.
bath tea bag soak
Using natural muslin pouches we can soak in a sumptuous tea bath. 1C epsom salts.25C jasmine tea.25C dried lavender10 drops […]
water to tea :: tea notes
[image description: Water always comes to tea. When you are steeping tea, bring the water to the tea, never the […]
