Wondering what all the golden milk hype is about? Learn how to make turmeric tea and enjoy this earthy remedy for everything from the common cold to aches and pains.

Here, we’ll dive into the details of Dragon's Well tea from its cultivation region to the most flavorful types.

Once again February has dawned with the usual explosion of pink and red as the biggest romantic holiday of the year looms just around the corner. For most people, this Valentine's Day will look a bit different; maybe instead of dinner at a fancy restaurant you and your honey are cooking a romantic meal at home or sharing a glass of wine via Skype. Whatever your plans are for the big day, we are kicking off the season of love with the perfect flight of teas to put you in the mood...

From traditional herbs to infusions that just make you feel good, keep reading to learn which teas make the best aphrodisiacs. 

Is coffee healthier than tea? We've done the research so you don't have to. Read on to find out which of these delightful beverages wins the war.

Black teas are the most heavily processed of the true tea types and so tend toward earthier or more mineral flavor profiles. However, black teas can also exhibit lighter flavors such as nutty or floral notes depending on cultivar, harvest, and terroir (the complete environment in which a tea is grown).

To highlight this spectrum, we chose to compare three traditional black teas produced in different corners of the world: Guatemala Black, Himalayan Black, and Kenyan Black

This golden natural sweetener enhances the flavors and adds health benefits to your favorite teas, and there are just as many varieties to choose from. In this post, we’ll explore our favorite pairings of honey and tea.

We've put together a few delicious recipes so you can brew cinnamon tea to perfection every time.

At Sencha, we feel that the exploration of tea is highly personal and we strive to be a guiding resource for everyone whether you are years into your Tea Journey or just starting down the path of discovery. The world of tea is full of variety and nuance and can seem overwhelming when viewed from the outside. In order to give you a jumping off point, we have put together a guide to the best introductory teas from six true tea types. Keep reading to discover our recommendations for building a strong base for your tea knowledge and palate.

What has been used to treat Type 2 diabetes, breast cancer, indigestion, insomnia, and the flu? Tea. Read up on the benefits of tea you could be missing out on.

Something about winter makes time in this pandemic-era seem that much more monotonous. Whether you're housebound due to inclement weather and concerning health statistics or you're looking for a way to destress after a week of dealing with the world, we have some fun new tea mocktails for you to try. Made from teas in our catalog and common household ingredients, these drinks are easy to make and delicious to drink.