In her latest YouTube video, Cindi Bigelow '86, president of Bigelow Tea, goes to Boston's Fenway Park to meet one of her tea consumers. "This is so exciting," she says in the video, looking into the ...

As for black tea, because it has a distinct chemical makeup, the double-brewed decaf version just doesn't taste very good. You can certainly try if you're short on options, but it'll be better to ...

A registered dietitian dives into the benefits of black vs. green tea, highlighting which one may be best for your personal needs.

How to pick the healthiest types for youBlack tea contains plant compounds called theaflavins, which may help protect your ...

People often appreciate coffee for its stimulating effects and rich, bold flavor. Decaffeinated (decaf) coffee offers the warmth and experience of a traditional brew without the strong effects of ...

The British drink about 100 million cups of tea every day.* And there’s a certain way they prefer it: made from a strong black tea blend ... been disappointed by decaf, you’ll appreciate ...

She placed a few black tea bags in a porcelain pot, poured just-boiled water over them, then added milk until it looked just the right color tan, and more sugar mixed in than I would put in my own ...

Earl Grey tea flavoured with bergamot oil is far superior to Earl Grey tea with bergamot flavouring. Black teas are graded by their leaf size, from whole leaf, to ‘broken’ and ‘fannings ...

Decaf has become a punchline over the years. As the third-wave coffee movement grew and coffee consumers became more sophisticated, laughing at decaf’s expense became a cultural pastime ...

green tea or black tea. Narrator Many believe white tea to contain the highest degree of antioxidants because it's the less processed tea, followed by green tea and then black. But all have ...

Or do you prefer a slightly less caffeinated nudge from a warm and gentle cup of tea? Whatever your preference, scientists have found that regularly drinking coffee or tea can provide a variety of ...

But what’s actually in that English breakfast or chamomile tea you’re sipping? At its most basic, tea is a mix of water and dried plant material. So-called true teas like black (such as ...