The Best of Tea

So you want to get your high tea on, huh?

June, if didn’t you know by now (shame on you!), is National Iced Tea Month! So here are some flavored tea recipes.

Seattle’s Post Intelligencer has six great ways to de-stress. Bet you can guess one of them.

You know that drinking wine can give you a buzz, but did you know fine teas can too? Speaking of buzz, how do you crack down on violent pub goers at last call? By playing classical music and handing out biscuits and hot tea of course. Tea Social. I haven’t explored this yet, but there [...]

There is always something going on in the world of tea. Here’s a bit of the latest.

A new study out of the University of Florida shows that green tea extract is effective in lowering LDL cholesterol by 9 mg/DL after just 3 months, and was able to lower systolic and diastolic blood pressure by 5 and 4 mgHg respectively afer just 3 weeks.

When people workout, chances are they do it to burn calories. Why then do they drink a nearly equivalent number of calories after their workout “rehydrating” with a sports drink.

It’s sounds silly. Why would anyone like you more just because you drink tea?

Well, oddly enough when you share a cup of hot tea with another person, that person is more likely to judge you as being a warm, friendly person than if you were to serve them a tall glass of ice water.

Well, ok, not the worst thing. But it is a really bad idea.

What, you ask?

If you are still a die-hard coffee drinker, I have some news that might just make you switch your morning brew to tea.

Albert Einstein was not only a brilliant thinker with piercingly keen observational skills, he was also a tea drinker. It should not be surprising to know then that he turned these unique perceptional and analytical skills to his beloved cup.