Tea Herbal and fruit tea

Drink this one with a soft blanket and a “satchel dog” on your lap.

For the serious ginger lovers, who are ready do to do what it takes.

Drink with your mouth and windows wide open.

This herbal tea is much more affordable than a rose petal path. (just saying)

Don't over-analyze it. You’ll know when you've found the one. (I'm talking about tea of course).

Some people don't like the pure taste of chamomile. This lemon-enhanced brew has a fruity side that will convince your most recalcitrant friends. If that doesn't work, we advise you to make new friends.

Serve hot or iced to celebrate the arrival of spring by gardening bare feet in your flower beds.

It takes two to mango... (ahem)

Nowadays, we have too little opportunity to use the question "Did your tea took away that trapping tubby cough?" in a conversation.

Turmeric comes from Zingiberaceae, a family of tropical monocotyledonous plants. Clearly a good ice-breaker for a first date.

Although Cascara is naturally sweet, you can add honey. Some people even add ginger, nutmeg and cinnamon to get the perfect winter beverage.

There is not much to do in Labrador. Instead, pick your tea in one of our shops.