11 Benefits of Drinking Butterfly Pea Tea
Butterfly Pea Flower, or Clitoria ternatea by its scientific name, is a plant most commonly grown in South East Asia. Traditional ancient communiti...
Read moreButterfly Pea Flower, or Clitoria ternatea by its scientific name, is a plant most commonly grown in South East Asia. Traditional ancient communiti...
Read moreOften known as the “Queen of the Flowers”, Jasmine has been revered for its strong fragrance, beauty, as well as many health benefits. The name der...
Read moreTea is the most popular drink in the world after water and is grown in every continent, save Antarctica. With hundreds of styles and varieties and ...
Read more“What a strange thing! to be alive beneath cherry blossoms.” ― Kobayashi Issa, Poems Cherry blossoms. My favorite flower of all time. Well, in Ja...
Read moreWhat says hot summer than a cup of refreshing iced tea? It beats us. You know what's better than a cup of iced tea? A cup of chilled whole flower t...
Read moreFloral tea is just what it sounds like: tea made from flowers. But the different types of floral tea can get confusing. There’s whole flower tea, f...
Read moreIf you’re here, you probably love flowers as much as we do. A lot of people enjoy flowers in vases on their countertops and we particularly enjoy o...
Read moreIt’s not a surprise that the majority of Americans are coffee drinkers. We’ll take it hot, iced, cold brewed, French pressed, and even frozen. The ...
Read moreTea accessories can almost be as fun as the tea itself. Having everything you need to enjoy your next cup of floral tea can make teatime even more ...
Read moreThere is a lot of debate about how to make the perfect cup of tea. Some take their tea with sugar, some take it with milk, others like it au nature...
Read moreLegend has it that tea itself was created by accident all the way back in 2732 B.C.. In the story, Emperor Shen Nung was sitting near a tree with a...
Read moreWe like to think of our whole flower teas as more than just an enjoyable drink because the brewing of the teas themselves can also be turned into a...
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