Combining tradition and science to create natural and effective remedies.
‘Lovely Day’ was inspired by a conversation with one of our ‘Tea of the Month Club’ members. When we come close to the last month of tea, I always offer them the option of choosing their final tea. In this particular case, that offer turned into a conversation regarding the Continue Reading →
‘Cratakardia’ came out of the fact that there’s been quite a bit of stress in our lives of late. Some of it is direct and personal, and some of it falls into the “due to existential dread” category. The exact reasons why aren’t germane to the creation of this tea, Continue Reading →
‘Falkor’s Flight’ was created mostly because I wanted to see if I could. I’d mentioned on Twitter that I needed to slow down on the creation of new teas, because there are only so many that should be in process at any given time. Not an uncommon thing to hear Continue Reading →
A theme that runs through our tea posts, as well as being a strong one in my life these days is: We get tea ideas from a long list of places. Some do not have anything, initially, to do with tea. (There are a couple ideas in the file that Continue Reading →
June of this year was a comedy of errors. We’d had a very old swamp cooler, and it finally gave up on functionality. A swamp cooler, for those of you who live in the Land of Central Air, or in places where air conditioning is not required – is the Continue Reading →
‘Nikki’s Heat’ came about even more randomly than is usual for us. We’d processed turmeric, and I had a little extra set aside. Too much to put into one of the going jars, but not enough to fill up the smallest jar we had on hand. We’d also processed green Continue Reading →
If you have followed us for any length of time, you know that we create a lot of tea. We also do not have a brick and mortar shop, so our space is at a premium. On one hand, this means your tea is always blended to order – and Continue Reading →
A bit back I had a plan for the day. I was going to settle in and polish a couple of blog posts, and record the audio for at least one. Tea seemed quite necessary to this process. Unfortunately, as sometimes happens, I went to look at our tea selection Continue Reading →
As I’ve stated many times before, our ideas for tea blends come from a lot of different places. One of the more regular culprits is our tea survey. Practically every time it gets filled out, I end up with at least one more idea for a tasty hot beverage. On Continue Reading →
When we first set out to create “The Smoking Gun,” which is the blend used as the foundation of this tea – we were worried that it might end up being a little too weird. It doesn’t necessarily make sense that this sort of worry still happens, as we have Continue Reading →