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A Heritage Rooted in South Africa Rooibos has deep roots in South Africa where it has been consumed for generations....
With pink rose petals, chamomile petals and a mix of medium-bodied black teas, Loverâs Leap was originally crafted by Steve Smith...
Earlier this month, a few of us traveled to Japan to spend time with the partners who help bring our...
Peering in on a trio of tea makers in our Tea Lab hunched over delicate white cups, the sense of excitement is palpable even outside the Labâs glass double doors.
A Teamaker-approved guide to entertaining with tea. From hosting an at-home tea party to a backyard summer splash, here are our tips and tea-infused tricks.
Our Tea Team had the opportunity to travel to Japan in October 2024 and took advantage of their time there by exploring some of the most renowned tea growing regions in Japan.
Earl Grey is the number one flavored tea in the world, with origins dating back about 300 years. Learn about this aromatic citrus and how Earl Grey put it on the map.
Somewhere in the mist covered mountains of Yunnan, China the lid to a tea kettle tap dances sweetly and erratically, bringing its owner back from his mid-morning daydream.
Doors are now open to our first Smith Tasting Room location in one of the most vibrant cities in the world: Tokyo.
Two teas we look forward to seeing this time every year is First Flush Darjeeling from India and Mao Feng green tea from China. With a range of unique characteristics between them, both bring the freshness of the season we await all year long.Â
Our seasonal iced tea release, Blackberry Jasmine introduces the flavors of sweet blackberry and dried orange peel to timeless jasmine silver tip.
Whatever your holiday celebrations look like, we know youâll want a hot cup of comfort and joy to go with them. Here are some of our favorite ways you can bring tea into your traditions to curate moments of connection and create sweet, lasting memories.Â