Too much of a good thing can be a bad thing. And caffeine is no exception. Sought out by millions of people every day for its ability to snap you into action and blow off the cobwebs, it also...

Does the cup really matter when it comes to tea? Following the dissipation of tea as a formal activity among high society, many of the original structures and guidelines have gone out of the window....

Black tea is the most consumed tea in the world, and for good reason. Generally stronger than than green and white tea, black tea serves as a energy boost for those aren’t too taken with...

Some would say that making a cup of tea using the microwave is an affront to civilised society and the heritage of Britain, India and China. For decades, centuries, in some cases millennia, making...

Tea’s reputation as being a lighter, less intense example of a hot beverage (especially compared to coffee) gets as much criticism as it does adoration. Derided as “leaf soup” by some, others...

Ceylon tea is a very popular black tea produced in Sri Lanka. Served both iced and warm, the scope of Ceylon may come as a surprise to some. And while recognised for it’s bold flavour, the taste...