Most of us are used to getting tea in tiny, prepackaged satchels that we steep in boiling water. Though they’re convenient for their ease of use and clean up, they do have significant drawbacks. The ...

Part mindfulness ritual, part plant experiment, you can brew any edible flower, leaf, spice, or blend to enjoy herbal tea or tisanes. Ashley Day is Food & Wine's associate editorial director. She's ...

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If you buy something from a link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Monica Burton is the former deputy editor of Eater.com where she covered restaurants and food culture from ...

Brew up something new in the name of National Hot Tea Day on Jan. 12. With oolong, herbal and every hue in between, the possibilities are (nearly) endless when preparing a proper cup of tea. Local ...

From Earl Grey to herbal and everything in between, these are our top picks for loose-leaf tea, boba, single-origin, and more. Nick DeSimone is a pasta-obsessed vegetarian chef who spent nearly 10 ...

Tea lovers debate between the convenience of tea bags and the richer flavours of loose-leaf tea. Tea bags offer quick preparation and affordability, but fresh tea provides a more complex taste and ...

If you're a true tea lover, you already know there's nothing like a fresh, steaming cup of your favorite flavor to begin your ...

When you need a moment to relax, whether it’s alone to reflect or to catch up with a friend, having tea together is always a great way to do it. There’s something calming about the entire process — ...

As loose leaf begins edging out the bagged variety in America (more antioxidants; less microplastics), the hunt for high-quality tea is on. One great find just landed in Dallas by way of Brian Bolke, ...