Canada Day · Summer 2026 The Iced Tea Your Canada Day Has Been Missing No bitterness. No sugar needed. Just high-altitude Himalayan tea, cold brewed overnight and poured over ice. Most iced tea is an act of...

The Tea in Your Cup Might Already Be from Nepal. You Just Don't Know It. Walk into any supermarket in North America. Pick up a box of Darjeeling tea. Read the label carefully. Chances are, some of what...

Last updated: June 2026 Organic loose leaf tea is whole-leaf tea grown without synthetic pesticides, fertilizers, or GMOs and brewed without bags. Loose leaf tea is taking over Canada's tea culture, and it's easy to see why. From...

Last updated: May 2026 The sudden popularity of tea from Nepal was not something anyone had anticipated. Nepal’s eastern hilly region is not only cool but also high in altitude, making it one of the best places in...

5 Reasons You Hate Black Tea — And Why Nepali Black Tea Is Different Most people who say they hate black tea actually hate badly brewed, low-quality black tea. The bitter, astringent, mouth-drying experience from a supermarket tea...

If you've ever brewed a white tea and noticed tiny hair-like particles floating in your cup, you may have wondered what they are — and whether to be concerned. The answer is fascinating, and it says something genuinely...

When it comes to tea, quality and sourcing determine whether you're getting something genuinely good — or paying premium prices for a substandard product. Not every vendor maintains high standards. Here are the real reasons to consider switching,...