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You don't have to give up sweet taste to take care of your health. You just need to know what you can sweeten your tea with to preserve its aroma and enjoy its natural sweetness without adding white sugar. The right sweetener can not only emphasize the qualities of the brew, but also bring new flavor notes and health benefits to the cup. Highlights from the article: honey - [...]

"Does green tea stimulate?" - that's the question asked by anyone looking for a lighter way to stable energy and better focus than coffee. Green leaves combine caffeine with L-theanine to make the stimulation softer, longer and more harmonious. In this article, you'll find practical ways to use green tea for work, study and during autumn and winter challenges. [...]

Christmas is a time when small gestures take on special meaning. Shared moments by the Christmas tree create a magical mood. Nothing is so conducive to the Christmas atmosphere as a cup of good tea - warming not only the body, but also the heart. When looking for a gift for a loved one, it is worth betting on an elegant and practical gift full of aromas and flavors. Here are 12 suggestions that are great [...]

Green tea is a drink that many people reach for because of its many health benefits and subtle, refreshing taste. During the day it is excellent for stimulating and supporting concentration, but what about in the evening? Is green tea at night a good idea, or something better avoided? Find out how it affects the body before bedtime, which variety [...]

What is matcha? Matcha is a powdered green tea native to Japan and China. It is created by grinding specially grown tea leaves into a fine green powder. Unlike other teas - in the case of matcha, we consume the whole leaf, not just the infusion, which translates into much more nutritional value.

Does tea have caffeine? This question often arises among lovers of this aromatic beverage. Many people think that caffeine is an ingredient only in coffee, and that tea contains only mild stimulants. However, the truth is a bit more complicated.

Are you looking for the right tea for you that will delight you with its unique taste and aroma? However, choosing that perfect and additionally good quality tea is not as easy as you might think. There are so many varieties of tea in the world that choosing the best one can be a challenge. However, we come to help. We suggest how to identify good tea, what are the best varieties of tea, and what are the best and healthiest teas in the world.

Tea has many varieties and is a brew that is prized around the world. Among its many types, there are teas with extremely intense flavor and high caffeine content, which can provide a powerful dose of energy and stimulation. For lovers of strong drinks, we have prepared an article to find out what the strongest teas are, and whether they can be drunk peacefully.

Gaiwan - what is it, how is it used, what is the ceremony of brewing and drinking tea from a gaiwan?
Every true tea drinker equips himself with the best brewing accessories. Many want the tea ceremony to be full of exciting moments, and the prepared brew to provide us with impressions not only in terms of taste and aroma, but also the emotions we feel at the time.

True tea lovers are well aware that dried tea can be classified due to several important elements. Not only are the different varieties of tea taken into account, but also the characteristics of the leaves and when they were harvested. First Flush teas are particularly interesting.

Ice Tea, also known as iced tea, is a popular drink around the world, especially on hot summer days. Its history dates back to the 1970s, when the first commercial Ice Tea drinks appeared on the market. However, the idea of iced tea goes back to even earlier times. As far back as ancient China and India, tea was prepared cold and served with ice.

The tea ceremony, also known as chanoyu, is one of Japan's oldest and best-preserved traditions, part of a national heritage equal to Ikebana, Hanami or the samurai code of Bushidō. It's also a ritual deeply rooted in Zen Buddhist philosophy and Wabi-sabi aesthetics. Today we describe it in a little more detail and answer the question of whether the tea ceremony can be recreated in domestic, European conditions.