Earl Grey tea is one of the most recognisable tea blends in the world. With a distinctive flavour and rich history, it’s captured the hearts of tea enthusiasts worldwide. Read on to learn more about the history of Earl Grey tea, what sets it apart from other blends, and some of The Tea Centre’s most popular Earl Grey Fusion blends.
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This NAIDOC week, let’s explore the fascinating history of tea consumption from the perspective of Aboriginal Australians, exploring the native plants often used and the cultural significance of tea in their communities.
Everyone loves a good spritz – especially since the rise in popularity of the Aperol spritz in recent years. Sometimes though, you want an alcohol-free version – especially if you’re entertaining with kids. This Lemon Myrtle Iced Tea Spritz is a refreshing alcohol-free take on a classic spritz that’s the perfect accompaniment to your entertaining menu
It’s International Tea Day! To celebrate, come with us on a journey across the globe, highlighting some of our favourite teas from growing regions around the world!
One of the most popular black tea fusions in the world, this spicy brew is the perfect drink to sip during the cooler months. Take a journey with us through the origins of chai, and the chai blends on offer at The Tea Centre.
As we head into the cooler months, many of us find ourselves becoming under the weather.
Luckily, there are several herbs you can enjoy that are believed to have immune-boosting properties, and have been used in Ayurvedic medicine for centuries. Read on and learn more about some of these powerhouse herbs!
Rooibos has recently captivated many tea enthusiasts globally. Unpack everything that makes this historical tea so special here!
Tea, the elixir of comfort and conversation, has woven itself into the cultural fabric of nations around the world. In Ireland, the history of tea drinking is rich and steeped in tradition, becoming an integral part of daily life.
Not just any tea shop! This Tea Journal entry is a warm nod to our custom of scooping tea by hand, plus all the little quirks that make visiting a Tea Centre store special.
The Tea Centre is serving up the history & a recipe for how to make Karak Chai at home.