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Good morning, tea friends! Over the last few weeks we have been making a conscious effort to ask you all what you have been drinking lately. We also have  been staying more informed with one another here at the shop as to what is in each other's cups currently. We have been so surprised at the responses! Thank you to everyone who took the time to let us know what you are sipping on! We so appreciate it and in this blog post we will be detailing some of the responses we received from you and talking about some unanticipated...

Good morning, tea friends! Today I come to you with some exciting news for someone in the Good Life Tea family. While we are incredibly saddened to see our little green tea-loving gal go, our beautiful Geena is moving to Ithaca, New York with her new fiancé! The two artistic souls have been looking for somewhere to expand their artwork space and just a new place to continue to grow in. It turns out that the very special area of Ithaca is perfect for them. As Geena is leaving us, we wanted to ask her a few questions about her time with Good...

Good morning, tea patriots! I hope that you are all having a wonderfully patriotic week as 4th of July is on the horizon and that you have been able to stay cool with these heat advisories that we keep waking up to! If you read our blog on Tuesday, you know that I just returned from a trip this past weekend to Boston. It was an absolutely lovely trip that combined perfect weather, a Yankees/Red Sox game, decadent Italian cuisine, absurd amounts of New England Clam Chowder, and you guessed it, a trip to the exact site where the Boston...

Good morning, friends! I write to you today in hopes that you are all having a wonderful week and to remind you that you are already more than half way through! Today, I want to detail one of our teas that has an interesting history, is often overlooked, and most importantly, is absolutely delicious! In this post we will be highlighting our Pu-Erh tea!  Pu-Erh, pronounced 'poo-air', is often mistaken for a black tea. Heck, we even categorize it on our website as such! This is as it proves the closest type of tea that our Pu-Erh is akin to....