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Detox Tea has become a popular drink since the beginning of 21st century, but its detoxifying capability has long been recognized. People have been using several methods to get rid of toxins until the 20th century. From bloodletting, enemas, sweet lodging and other techniques, detox tea is largely consumed due to taste and ease of making. But, the question remains, why do we need to detox? To Keep the Toxins...

Tea ceremonies have been celebrated in jovial and fervent manner for thousands of years in China. The history of tea ceremony dates back to the emperor Sheng Nung, also known as the “The Divine Farmer”. Legends have that the tea leaves recovered the emperor from an illness as the emperor gulped the scented brew of leaves. Since the miraculously healthy results, tea ceremonies have become a popular part of culture...

Looking for health secrets? Drinking tea in your daily appetite can boost your health by strengthening your immune system. Besides a healthy immune system, drinking tea has incredible benefits for skin due to antioxidants. Following a wide range of varieties of teas that include green tea like Matcha, Sencha, or the red tea, known as Rooibos comes with tens of flavors. With each flavor, you will savor a unique taste...

 Ever wondered about the history of tea? Well, the leafy drink has rich history spanning thousands of years and across dynasties. Tea has long been used as a medicinal drink due to its health benefits and later become a popular and most consumed drink in the west. With the rich history of tea that confluences from Tibet, China, and Japan, the drink has evolved to a more scented and pleasant...

Tea is not just a hot drink in Japan; the Japanese consider it a symbol of purity, tranquility, respect, and harmony. Tea ceremonies are a part of Japanese culture, so they take the tea brewing process very seriously.Almost every Japanese house brews a hot pot of tea every day. All Japanese restaurants also serve their special healthy teas, including Sencha, Genmaicha, Matcha, Kombucha, etc.Other countries make tea by processing tea...