Tea Blog
Scandinavia is well-known for its cold and dark winters, and there is nothing more comforting during those chilly months than a warm cup of tea. However, the teas that Scandinavians enjoy are not just any ordinary blends. In fact, Scandinavian...
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Advent calendars are incredibly popular throughout the world. These are special calendars that have 24 doors or windows on them. Starting from the 1st of December, open one door everyday to find a special item on the back of the Christmas...
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Matcha green tea is sold as a powder, but it grows from the leaves of the tea plant, like other teas. How is matcha different from other green teas? Read below to learn more about the production of matcha tea,...
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Making Cold Brew tea Cold Brew is a refreshing and invigorating tea. It contains less caffeine and tannins than regular hot tea, but is still extremely easy to make.It's worth taking the time to make cold brew tea, even if...
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Caffeine Everyone is familiar with the effects of caffeine: it stimulates and invigorates. Indeed, caffeine is a natural stimulant found in most plants used in beverages, such as coffee, tea and cocoa.The amount of caffeine in tea varies depending on...
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