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The History of Bone China

The History of Bone China

Bone china is a delicate paste made of clay minerals and bone ash. Bone china was originally developed in East London in the mid 18th century by a potter named Thomas Frye. Later, the potter Josiah Spode improved upon the process with a formulation that was 6 parts bone ash, 4 parts china stone and 3.5 parts Kaolinite, a mineral known as “china clay". This formulation is still used today.Read more...

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To Re-Steep or Not to Re-Steep

To Re-Steep or Not to Re-Steep

Re-steeping tea is a great way to get more from every tea leaf. In fact, one of the many benefits of drinking loose leaf tea is that it can be re-steeped several times, depending on the type of tea and your taste.Read more...

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Host a Tea Tasting

Host a Tea Tasting

Tea tastings are a great way to compare several teas of the same variety or season. For example, you could host a green tea tasting party, or a summer tea tasting party. This way, you can learn to detect the subtleties that make tea varieties distinctive, or simply gain a greater appreciation for tea in general.Read more...

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Teavana Customer Favorites: Herbal Tea

Teavana Customer Favorites: Herbal Tea

Wednesday, May 29, 2013Posted by Admin

At Teavana, we’re known for our inventive tea blends, which combine the highest quality tea with fruit, spice and floral ingredients that appeal to senses of taste, smell and sight. Combining choice ingredients into leading flavor combinations, Teavana’s herbal teas are as popular as they are delicious. Read more...

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Find a great dessert tea

Five Flavorful Dessert Teas

Thursday, April 25, 2013Posted by Admin

Dessert teas make a great substitute for high-calorie desserts. If you’re new to dessert tea, or if you’re looking for a new favorite, let Teavana be your guide. Here are our favorite dessert teas that are perfect after a meal, or any time of day. Read more...

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Fruity Tea Blends Perfect For Spring

Fruity Tea Blends Perfect For Spring

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As you put away your winter clothes and update your spring wardrobe, don’t forget to update your tea collection with light, fruity springtime favorites that brew to blushing pink hues. What a great way to welcome spring! Read more...

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Sakura allure Gift Set

Commemorative Gifts for a Blooming Occasion

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The National Cherry Blossom Festival is a celebration that takes place in the spring to commemorate the giving of Japanese cherry trees from Japan to the city of Washington. On March 27, 1912, Mayor Yukio Ozaki of Japan donated the cherry trees as a token of friendship between the United States and Japan. Read more...

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Product Spotlight: Cherry Bark Tea Canister

Product Spotlight: Cherry Bark Tea Canister

Wednesday, March 27, 2013Posted by Admin

The carving of cherry bark is a Japanese craft dating back at least 1000 years. Since then, cherry bark has been used to make tobacco cases, decorative boxes and tea canisters that are revered for their natural beauty. Read more...

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