Category: Tea Education
In this section, we invite you to immerse yourself in a real ‘Tea Academy”.
Aimed at both businesses and professionals, here you will find a wide variety of educational resources, tea knowledge, and fun facts about tea. All of them are designed to learn about tea, enrich your knowledge, and equip you with the tools you need to deliver exceptional experiences to your customers.
Learn all about Assam tea, its unique flavour, its production processes, and its importance in classic blends like English and Irish Breakfast.
Medicinal plants from India and the Middle East are fundamental in the Ayurvedic and Unani Tibb medical systems. In this post, we explore their history, common uses, and impact on modern medicine.
Rwanda is emerging as a premium tea origin, with high-altitude plantations and a strong commitment to sustainability. Discover its history, key growing regions, and rising global reputation.
In this post, we explore the history of medicinal plants from their origins in ancient civilisations to their role in wellness, sustainability, and personalisation today.
Learn about the chemical composition that makes medicinal plants and herbs effective for therapeutic use.
Tanzania has become a key player in the tea industry. Discover its evolution, main tea-growing regions, and the traditions that set it apart.
Medicinal plants are a natural source of health and well-being that can enhance your product offerings. In this article, we explore what medicinal plants are, how they work in the body, and the multiple benefits they can provide.
Did you know that Kenya is the world's largest exporter of black tea? In this post, we invite you to learn about its global impact, cultivation areas, and what makes this tea a key player in top international blends.
The South African beverage taking over tea shops worldwide. Learn about this caffeine-free trend that will delight your customers.
The captivating world of Turkish tea: history, culture, and hospitality. From the varieties grown in Rize to the iconic preparation rituals, çay is a true symbol of tradition.
