Many gardeners are surprised to learn that Camellia sinensis is the most popular camellia in the world. And most tea drinkers in the U.S. have …
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Tea is the most widely consumed beverage in the world, after water. Countless books have been written about tea, which is the leaf product of …
It never ceases to amaze me how much tea is consumed daily. An estimated 2.16 billion cups of tea are drunk every day around the world, which …
In February we posted a blog about yaupon tea. It contained a legend about why the holly plant was given a name with negative connotations – …
In a small café in St. Augustine, Florida, I was served tea made from yaupon, a caffeine-containing holly shrub that grows wild in southeastern …
Tea Time has a new meaning. Mixologists are working with the ancient beverage to craft cool contemporary cocktails. These go beyond mom’s …
You know that gap year between high school and university that judgy people frown upon? Sometimes it turns out well. Consider Joe Howard. In …
I’m becoming a tea snob. The more I learn about the herb the more selective I become about my camellia sinensis brew.
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