Oregon Tea Traders Blog

The rich, floral and sweet smell of jasmine has captivated humans for thousands of years. Jasmine tea also offers surprising health benefits. Read on to learn why something that smells so good is also so good for you.

Refreshingly cool and perfectly sweet, spearmint is a wildly popular flavor for chewing gum, toothpaste, mouthwash, and tea. But the benefits of sp...

Summer presents the perfect time to brew your own iced tea. Brewing iced tea couldn’t be easier. All you’ll need to do is select the type of tea yo...

Meet Aspalathus Linearis, also known as rooibos. The rooibos plant, meaning “red bush,” is part of the Fabaceae plant family, which contains legume...

 Whatever dish ginger is in, it has a way of making itself known. Ginger imparts an earthy and spicy flavor to foods and beverages alike and has be...

When you think of tea recipes, cocktails probably aren't the first thing to pop into your head. However, there are many ways to infuse your favorit...

All 130+ species of roses are edible. As such, rose petals and buds can both be used to make tea. Rose petals and buds may be used on their own or ...

When times are tough, or even just a little stressful, what we eat or drink can really impact our wellbeing. For many folks, a warm cup of tea not ...

Spring is officially in the air, which means it’s the perfect season to celebrate the season of rebirth! If you’re looking to wow your friends with...

Chevre is one of Earth's greatest gifts to humans, right up there with Gouda, Feta, Cheddar, Manchego...oh dear!  Back to Chevre! Chevre is a type ...

Using Daydreamer's, Rose Chai, or Lavender Grey Tea Cream Puffs are a magical thing. They are utterly luxurious and something many of us don't thin...

The Republic of Georgia is a small country between Turkey and Russia with a long and complex history. While the country is known for many things, i...