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Herbal Tea

Herbal Tea

What is Herbal Tea? Herbal tea isn’t a true tea because it is not derived from the tea plant which other teas, such as black tea, are from. Origin: Herbal tea dates all the way back to ancient Egypt and ancient China, where texts were found describing the health benefits of drinking herbal styled tea. According to ancient records, herbal tea was not only for the physical benefit, but it also brought a calm feeling and spiritual awareness.
Chai Tea

Chai Tea

What is chai? Chai is a spiced tea usually created with black tea leaves and strong spices like cinnamon, cardamon, cloves, ginger, and black peppercorns. However, recipes for chai varies across countries, cultures, and families. Chai is usually served with hot milk and honey for the sweetener. Origin Legend has it that chai dates back more than 5,000 years when a king, in present day India, ordered a spiced beverage used for healing.
White Tea

White Tea

What is White Tea? White tea is one of the most minimally processed teas! The leaves are harvested before the tea plant’s leaves have opened fully. The young leaves have little white hairs, hence the name, white tea. Origin: White tea originates from China during the Chinese imperial dynasties (600 AD – 1300). The tea was a currency for the developing country and it was brought to the emperor as a tribute. White tea was a rare delicacy that was sometimes grown in secret gardens.
Green Tea

Green Tea

Green tea is one of the healthiest beverages that you can consume in this world. There are many antioxidants and nutrients that provide tons of benefits in the tea. Here at Crepes Tea House we have a huge variety of different kinds of green teas!id you know that green tea and black tea originate from the same plant species- Camellia sinensis!? The difference comes from the variety of the tea plant and how the leaves are processed.
Oolong Tea

Oolong Tea

Oolong tea is a traditional Chinese tea, it is a combination of black and green tea leaves. It contains several vitamins, minerals, and helpful antioxidants. Oolong tea does contain caffeine but it is also very relaxing and calming. The antioxidants which are found in the tea help reduce blood sugar and insulin levels. Oolong tea also contains fluoride which in the long run helps strengthen tooth enamel and reduces the formation of dental plaque.