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While you’re pregnant and breastfeeding you’re drinking for 2 and need more water than the average person. If you’re looking to add tea to your pregnancy or postpartum routine we have 3 new organic ble...

Introduction: What is Tea and How Does it Help with Weight Loss? Tea has been a popular beverage for centuries, and its popularity continues to grow. In recent years, research has shown that tea can help with weight loss and is an important part of...

It’s the same organic tea you know and love; now even better for the environment.

Sleep is as essential to our survival as eating; so why don’t we spend just as much time thinking about sleep as we do a great meal? Failing to fall asleep quickly can be frustrating yet we often wait until it’s too...

As more, and more people are thinking of making the switch to organic products the question of ‘Why?” feels more important than ever. You may know why you should shop organic for meat or produce - but do you know why you should be buying orga...

Have you been hearing about the seemingly miraculous health benefits of raspberry leaf tea? Whether you’ve seen it making the rounds on social media, or heard your favourite influencer raving about it, this concoction (often called “the woman’s herb”) shows numerous benefit...

Rooibos tea is also known as red bush or red bush tea. Native to the Western Coast of South Africa, rooibos is usually consumed like black tea. Rooibos is full of antioxidants and is delicious both hot or as an iced tea in summer.

There is ever-increasing evidence on the benefits of tea drinking. Tea has high levels of vitamins, including vitamin C, vitamin B, riboflavin, niacin, folic acid and minerals such as potassium and manganese.

Tea is made from the dried leaf of Camellia Sinensis. This plant is native to China and India and is now cultivated around the world. Tea was discovered nearly 5000 years ago, not reaching Europe until the early 1600’s.