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Frequently asked questions

How do I choose the right tea for my mood?
  • Need calm? Sip chamomile or rose.
  • Looking for focus? Go for green tea.
  • Every mood has a blend — trust your senses to guide you.
What makes loose-leaf tea better than regular tea bags?

Loose-leaf tea is made from whole, handpicked leaves that retain natural oils and aromas, giving a fuller and more nuanced flavor. Most tea bags use broken leaves or dust, which brew faster but lose depth and character.

How is green tea different from black tea?

Both come from the same plant — Camellia sinensis — but are processed differently. Green tea is lightly oxidized, preserving its freshness and antioxidants, while black tea is fully oxidized, giving it a stronger, bolder flavor and deeper color.

Which teas are best for mornings and evenings?

Start your morning with an energizing black or green tea. Afternoon calls for floral or citrus blends to refresh your senses. For evenings, unwind with calming herbal infusions like chamomile, rose, or lavender.

Can tea really help with stress and relaxation?

Absolutely. Herbal teas like chamomile, tulsi, and lavender naturally calm the mind and body. The ritual of brewing itself — the warmth, aroma, and stillness — creates a mindful moment that soothes stress.

What is chai, and how is it different from regular tea?

“Chai” means tea in many Indian languages, but it usually refers to a spiced milk tea made with black tea leaves and warming spices like cardamom, cinnamon, ginger, and cloves. It’s rich, aromatic, and deeply comforting.

How should I pair food with different teas?

Light teas like green or white pair beautifully with salads and fruit desserts. Black teas complement hearty snacks or chocolate. Spiced chai goes perfectly with cookies, samosas, or anything cozy and flavorful.

What are herbal teas made from?

Herbal teas, also called tisanes, aren’t made from the tea plant at all. They’re blends of herbs, flowers, roots, and fruits — like chamomile, hibiscus, mint, or lemongrass — naturally caffeine-free and soothing.