Green Tea

Green tea is fresh, light, and sometimes has a sweetness flavor in it. This drink is known for its many health benefits which includes prevention of some types of cancer, inhibits the growth of cancer cells, lowers cholesterol levels and blood pressure, reduces stress, aids in weight loss and many more. ...(more)

Floral & Herbal Tea

Floral tea, a caffeine-free alternative, not only does it taste good, it has many medicinal properties. Each kind of tea has different purposes, but generally, it helps cleanse your system, improves appetite and digestion, improves blood circulation, as well as giving you a relaxing sensation...(more)

Red Tea

Red tea, also known as black tea in the Western Culture, is a generally stronger in flavor and in caffeine content, is one of the most popular tea in the world. It is mostly made into iced tea or blended with different kinds of flavors. Regular consumption of red tea may reduce the risk of sroke. ...(more)

Oolong tea, literally translated from "black dragon", has a taste like green tea with a natural orchid aroma and bittersweet aftertaste. Most Oolong tea are picked from trees growing off of cliffs. The most popular Oolong tea, Tie Guan Yin, are rolled into little ball shapes, versus the rest of them are rolled into elongated fashion...(more)

Black tea (Puer Tea), a very famous and popular drink in the Canton province has a fuller flavor that green tea. Researches show that regular consumption of black tea reduces the risk of stokes, improves the functioning of blood vessels, improves cardiovascular health, and lowers bad blood cholesterols....(more)