Valentine’s Day Is for Tea Lovers!

Valentine’s Day Is for Tea Lovers!

Have you ever wondered why Valentine's Day even exists? In our new blog, we dive into the history together and discover how this day of love has become a symbol for millions of couples around the w...
Loose Leaf, Sachet or Tea Bag?

Loose Leaf, Sachet or Tea Bag?

Learn the difference between brewing loose leaf tea, tea in sachets and tea bags and how they impact your tea-drinking experience.
Best Teas to Drink in the Fall

Best Teas to Drink in the Fall

Tea and fall--we think they’re a match made in heaven. Whether you’re a pumpkin spice fan, apples are your thing, or you can’t get enough cinnamon, we’ve got a perfect tea to help you celebrate fall.
Teas for Sinus Relief

Teas for Sinus Relief

Find out what teas are best for relieving sinus congestion, including ginger teas, peppermint teas, chamomile teas and more.
Cheers to Chai!

Cheers to Chai!

September 21 is National Chai Day, a perfect time to talk about the warm and spicy goodness of this delicious tea in a category all its own. Cheers to chai, beloved by the entire country of India a...
Cranberry Autumn Cosmopolitan

Cranberry Autumn Cosmopolitan

Spice up your fall cocktail routine with this twist on a traditional Cosmopolitan featuring our Cranberry Autumn tea. We took one of our fall favourites, Cranberry Autumn tea, and used it to turn i...
Sipping through intermittent fasting

Sipping through intermittent fasting

Have you heard of intermittent fasting? While new weight-loss programs pop up from time to time (that’s an intermittent joke, folks!), intermittent fasting, or IF, is different from other weight-lo...
Celebrate summer with iced teas!

Celebrate summer with iced teas!

While many of us enjoy the comfort of a hot cup of tea, especially during the cold winter months, it can be argued by many that the time for tea to shine is during the hot summer months when a tall...
How Is Tea Decaffeinated?

How Is Tea Decaffeinated?

There are two different ways to decaffeinate tea. At Harney and Sons, we use Carbon Dioxide (CO2) and Ethyl Acetate to make our  decaf teas. Read on to learn more about our decaffeination process.