Green Tea is at it again. A molecule in green tea could help scientists reduce the risks of...
All About Yerba Mate
Mate or Chimarrão – the infusion made from Yerba Mate – is the original “Drink of the Gods”...
How to Brew Loose Leaf Tea
Read our guide on Brewing Tea and watch the video below. Brewing Black Tea When brewing black tea, it...
All About Oolong
Oolong, also known as or Wulong and as “Blue” tea, is a traditional Chinese (and Taiwanese) tea. It...
British Tea Trends
A meeting of the UN’s Intergovernmental Group on Tea in Sri Lanka saw the release of some fascinating...
The Moon Festival and Tea
Wednesday the 4th of October sees the Moon Festival celebrations begin. This historic Eastern festival has been celebrated...
ALL ABOUT TEAPOTS
Did you know that certain teas brew better in specific teapots? This guide will tell you which teapot...
Tensions in Darjeeling Rise
Between April and June the tea industry gets very excited, because for the majority of tea growing countries...
Climate Change and Tea’s Future
The impact of climate change on the planet is becoming increasingly visible. The breakage of the Larsen C...
Roy Moxham Book Signing
The Tea House were treated to visit from Roy Moxham this weekend as the author signed copies of...
National Tea Day 2017
What is National Tea Day? On 21st April every year, British National Tea Day takes place. National Tea Day...
Tea vs Coffee – Part Two
Think you know all about your favourite beverage? Well think again. Here is the second instalment of Tea...
Tea vs Coffee – Part One
A cup of tea can solve anything! In two tea vs coffee articles we will explore a few...
Go Tea Total in 2017
We are all perfectly entitled to over indulge during the Christmas and New Year period. After all, why...
The Rocket Cafe…
Not enough hours in the day this festive season? We have found you the perfect alternative to Christmas...
The Journey Of Tea: From Plant To Pot
Tea is grown in many regions across the world and enjoyed universally with over 10,000 different variations. From...
Black Tea Production
Britain’s favourite type of tea is still black tea, according to reports. However, it is speciality loose leaf...
Assam: Jungles, Rivers, Mountains and Tea
India is one of the world’s largest tea producers employing over 1 million workers in the industry. The...
How to host your own Royal Tea Party
Royal Tea parties – Inspiring Wedding, Birthday or Party Ideas The Great British Tea Party, a tradition enjoyed...
Travelling and Tea
For a special feature in our summer newsletter we wanted to find an adventurer. A Tea House customer...
Darjeeling Second Flush, better than the First?
As we explored in our Darjeeling: The Champagne of Teas article, the loose teas that are produced in...
All About Black Tea
Undoubtedly black tea is the most popular type of tea in the UK and we Brits just can’t...
All About Darjeeling First Flush
Darjeeling First Flush – The Champagne of Teas Tea growers in Darjeeling consistently produce some of the most...
Tea & Women Through History
There is a long association of women and tea drinking. From traditions such as the Chado custom in...
Morning Tea
Kickstart Your Day with a Morning Tea Say goodbye to the winter blues and put a spring in your...
The Art of China at the British Museum
The Tea House was recently invited to provide our expert tea services at a Members-only event at the...
How to make Loose Leaf Tea
One of the most common questions we get asked is “how do I make loose leaf tea?” With over 30...
Tea House Trade: Tea Drinking is Changing
Could speciality teas overtake the good old British cuppa? The Tea House Trade is here to guide you....
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