There’s lots of interesting history and information around tea, one of the oldest drinks in the world!

It’s spring, so whether you’re a plant lover or a tea lover, we have something for both, including information on compost tea for plants and people tea!

Discover the origins and benefits of yerba mate, a favorite South American caffeinated herbal tea.

Organic foods are incredibly popular, and tea is no exception. Find out what makes a tea organic and what the benefits might be.

Discover the method professionals use to extract all the flavors of tea when tasting it.

Mike Harney discusses Japanese green teas, his trips to Japan, his relationship with Japanese tea growers, and what makes Japanese greens special.

Learn all about pu-erh, a class of fermented teas that originate in the Yunnan province of China.

We invite diehard Earl Grey fans to explore some variations on their favorite and go beyond the blend they already know and love.

Discover the world of Darjeeling tea and learn why these small production teas are some of the most sought after in the world.

Learn the difference between the three main varieties of the Camellia sinensis tea bushes, their origins and more.

Discover matcha tea origins and learn about its caffeine levels and beneficial antioxidant properties.

We know you love our Hot Cinnamon Spice blend, but have you ever tried our other varieties? Explore options beyond the blend you already know and love.

The process of scenting jasmine tea is time-consuming and requires expertise. Learn how this special tea is made.

Loved by India and now Westerners alike, chai goes back thousands of years. Discover chai facts and recipes to enhance your enjoyment of this beverage.

Did you know that herbal teas really aren’t tea at all? Learn what herbal tea really is and the variety of teas from Harney & Sons.

Harney offers nearly 150 kosher teas. Learn what it means to be kosher and what it takes to be certified.

Bubble tea has gained in popularity in recent years. Learn about its origins, how to make it yourself at home, and what makes it special.

CTC teas, which stands for crush, tear, curl or cut, tear, curl, are processed differently than orthodox teas. Learn the difference between CTC and other teas.

Yaupon is the only wild-grown North American plant that is naturally caffeinated. Although Native Americans were the first to discover yaupon it was forgotten for many decades. This black tea was ...

It is officially summer and we are hot. Like, super hot. As much as we love sipping on our warm teas throughout the day, we have come to terms with the fact that the temperatures outside do not all...

Discover our distinctly different types of tea we offer, white, green, darjeeling, herbal, oolong, matcha, and black tea, and follow the brewing instructions to learn how to make the perfect pot o...

Matcha tea, originally used for the Japanese Tea Ceremony, has been around for thousands of years but has just recently gained popularity in the United States. Made only from premium Tencha tea le...

Have you ever wondered how tea gets its different hues and flavors? Or what factors might come into play to create the perfect brew? Some of it comes down to science. Earlier this year, I was inter...