Our Blog — Tea Culture

Irish and English Breakfast teas may look like close cousins, but one is bolder and maltier while the other tends to be smoother and more balanced. Discover what sets them apart, and which belongs in your morning cup.

From ancient emperors and snakes to cast iron kettles and clever rice blends, tea’s history is brewed with more flavor than you might expect.

Tasseography, a mystical form of divination interpreting patterns in tea leaves, has long been a cherished ritual, seamlessly merging social gatherings with supernatural insights. Today, it thrives in places like New Orleans' Bottom of the Cup Tea Room, where the past and present meet within the swirls of a teacup, unveiling secrets and guiding futures.

Host a Mardi Gras tea party with a New Orleans flair! Discover unique teas, festive decor, and authentic snack pairings in our latest blog post.