With half the country in lockdown (and the other half saying “it’s too cold to go outside!”), it’s more important now than ever to have relaxing rituals at home that help you feel comfortable and content.
This is the inspiration behind The Chai Kit, our latest product release.
Category Archives: Tea History
Fire up the kiln, leaf lovers! When it comes to ceramics, let’s talk semantics.
Even if the scope of your ceramics knowledge only spans the two-minute pottery wheel scene from Ghost, never fear. The Tea Centre has brought our collective minds together and put in one easy-to-read blog all the facts you want to know about glazed ceramic teawares!
The Tea Centre is finally letting you in on a secret—the story behind our iconic tea walls!
Read on to discover our favourite high tea picks and what popular petit fours to pair them with.
You often hear that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but have you ever thought about its beverage counterpart?
Explore The Tea Centre’s range of black tea fusions, starting with a 101 breakdown on flavoured black teas and their impact on the world!
A delicious blend of tea, spice and milk, chai is a warm and wonderful tea tradition enjoyed the world over. Still the original home of chai, India has a myriad of street vendors selling their brews on every street corner. Draw inspiration from these expert chai wallahs and brew up a pot of chai from home. […]
Leave your drugs in the chemist’s pot if you can heal the patient with food. – Hippocrates Here at The Tea Centre we are often quizzed about our Ayurvedic range of spicy tisanes, which include Anti-Stress, Breathe Easy, and Power Mix. Generally, the questions are centred on whether each of these blends really live up to […]
We look at the history and health of Pu-erh
It is often said that tea was once worth as much as gold. At The Tea Centre, we tend to agree! The opulent history of tea boxes proves just how valuable a commodity tea once was. When tea properly arrived in 17th century Europe, storage comprised porcelain canisters and jars. By the 1700s these […]