Tea Articles

In honor of Earth Day 2020, the team was thinking about ways in which Revolution Tea can celebrate our planet and give back to the tea drinkers of the world who also enjoy working outside in the garden. We don't have to tell any of you green thumbs out there that tea leaves make an excellent addition to compost piles and garden soils, but for those of you who may have more recently taken up the hobby, we are excited to share the news about tea leaves in compost and as a fertilizer. To top it off, we are taking this...

Reflecting on International Women's Day, we'd love to take the time and acknowledge the difference that women make in the work force. Revolution Tea is proud to celebrate and support women across the globe. When choosing to produce and source from India, we sought after ensuring a quality of life for those making it possible to deliver the tea in your cup – women make up 80% of those working to bring a little joy in your teacup. Together, our initiatives and vision have made a difference in thousands of women's lives. Here's how. Powerful Women in Rural Communities Numerous...

I. The Popularity of Black Tea Black tea is a bold, flavorful and energizing way lots of people begin their day across the world. Since its' discovery in the 17th century in China and subsequent popularity, people in different cultures, cities, and villages in almost every country consume tea on a regular basis. Black tea is the backbone of many global drinks, such as Tibetan Po cha, bubble tea or milk tea. In certain regions of the world, black tea is the foundation for cultural events, such as tea ceremonies! The process of preparing black tea in Russian tea ceremonies...

What Makes Tea Organic? Today, tea is grown all over the world, and different countries have different standards for what qualifies as organic. However, organic tea cultivation focuses on the use of naturally occurring minerals and nutrients to promote growth, along with the use of natural methods to eliminate any harmful insects and weeds that may affect healthy crop growth. Choosing an organically grown tea means it has not been exposed to any toxic soil conditions or heavy metals. Many pesticides have been outlawed in America and Europe but may be used in other parts of the world. If tea...