Every day, new patrons come to our tea house looking for an alternative to coffee. Perhaps their doctor told them to cut down on their caffeine intake, or perhaps coffee wasn’t “working” like it used to, causing jitters and anxiety, accompanied by lower highs and even lower lows. Often, the … Continue reading
Tea is the name for the plant Camellia sinensis and for the plucked and dried leaf it yields, and for the infusion made from that leaf and none other. Since language cannot be legislated, “tea” has also been a slang term for marijuana and used occasionally as a substitute for … Continue reading
Every day, new patrons come to our teahouse looking for an alternative to coffee. Perhaps their doctor told them to cut down on their caffeine intake, or perhaps coffee wasn’t “working” like it used to, causing jitters and anxiety, accompanied by lower highs and even lower lows. Often, the search … Continue reading