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Good morning, tea sippers! As November is well underway, many of you are undoubtedly preparing and getting excited for your Thanksgiving celebrations. Thanksgiving is such a wonderful holiday in so many homes that encourages us to express gratitude for all that we have, spend time with those that mean the most to us, break bread with them, and in our case, sip tea!  In getting ready for any of these get-togethers, you may be trying to decide what to bring along with you as your dish to pass. While bringing the stuffing, a pie, or some kind of dessert is...

It is that time of year, sippers, when we regularly have many of you coming in telling us about how either you or someone that you care about has caught a common cold, is feeling under the weather, or has a sore throat. Luckily, we have something to help with this itchy or scratchy throat. Drinking a hot mug of one of our teas with the addition of some honey and lemon can provide relief almost immediately! Below, learn which hot teas help a sore throat feel better so you're prepared the next time you encounter this pesky seasonal annoyance....

Good morning, sippers! As we enter the month of November, traditionally a month of recognizing gratitude and giving thanks, we wanted ensure that you know how grateful we are for you all. We also wanted to give you at least one more thing to be thankful for in announcing our Novemeber Teas of the Month! Below I'll be detailing for you the 5 teas this month that you will be enjoying 20% off on! Check them out! 👍 Paris We wanted to treat you so, we'll begin with one of our most sought after and decadent teas - our Paris black...

It has become apparent to me, in my time working in a tea shop, that not all people are aware of the difference between a tea kettle and a teapot, and we want to help with that 👍. Sure, it's easy enough to confuse them. They both look sort of similar with a spout and a lid. They both have names which include the word tea. And they both contain hot water at some point in the tea-making process. Confusing the two, however, can have dire consequences for yourself, your tea, and especially your teapot. 🫖  When making tea using...