Oolong tea occupies a fascinating middle ground in the tea world — partially oxidized, infinitely variable in flavour, and often misunderstood by Canadian tea drinkers who associate oolong only with the heavily roasted, dark versions served in Chinese...

Darjeeling is the most famous tea brand in the world. It's also one of the most abused: by some estimates, more than ten times as much tea is sold as "Darjeeling" globally than Darjeeling actually produces. The name...

Nepali tea has been consumed for health and pleasure across Asia for generations. In Canada, it's still relatively new — but as awareness grows, so does the question: what does the research actually say about the health properties...

Digestive discomfort is one of the most common health complaints in Canada. Bloating, sluggish digestion, gut inflammation — these affect a significant portion of the population, and many Canadians are looking for natural, sustainable ways to support gut...

If you've been drinking tea for a while, Chinese teas are probably your frame of reference: Longjing, Tieguanyin, Yunnan pu-erh, Keemun, Sencha (Japanese, technically, but often compared). These are teas with centuries of documented history, sophisticated processing traditions,...

Tea and weight loss have been linked in research for decades — but the conversation is often dominated by misleading marketing claims, overblown headlines, and "detox tea" products that do little more than act as mild laxatives. This...

Canada has a stress problem. According to the Mental Health Commission of Canada, stress and anxiety are among the most commonly reported mental health concerns nationwide. And while tea is not medicine — and this article won't claim...