Our new Purple Papayaberry with Lime Canned Sparkling Tea is the perfect base for a mocktail, being conveniently canned so no prep is needed. It's light and refreshing on its own, but if you want to take it up a notch, try this Sparkling Sunrise Mocktail recipe!
If dessert cocktails are your thing, you'll love this recipe. When you cold brew our Carrot Cake tea in vodka overnight - you get a Carrot Cake infused vodka that is simply a treat and is the perfect way to switch up a White Russian for Easter.
The Gold Rush cocktail has a well-balanced profile, and the addition of our Chamomile Bilberry Bliss tea to the honey adds a delicate earthy taste that pairs perfectly with the lemon and whiskey.
Traditionally, Matcha is whisked in hot water and drunk straight. Modern tea culture has moved towards matcha lattes as the preferred method. If you are new to matcha, lattes are the best choice to start.
Enjoy this fruity, perfectly sweetened drink whenever you're looking for something light and refreshing.
Did you know you can infuse just about any tea with liquor? Simply add 1.5-2 tbsp of loose-leaf tea to an infuser or tea bag, put it into a mason jar, and pour over 1 cup of clear liquor. Cover with a lid and set into the fridge for 24 hours. After 24 hours, remove your tea bag/infuser and you now have a tea infused liquor!
It can be hard to find relief when you're under the weather. Luckily, this Medicine Ball recipe creates a comforting drink perfect for when you're sick, and while the name “Medicine Ball” might have you thinking you should only drink it when you're sick - it's a tasty treat you can enjoy any time.
If you're looking for an easy but fun drink to serve this Halloween - stop here! This spooky concoction of fruit iced tea and lemonade is as simple as it gets, but the presentation makes it a memorable experience your guests won't forget.
Impress your friends and family with this color-changing spin on a Lemon Drop Martini. This cocktail changes colors right before your eyes, almost like magic! As the ice cubes melt, they'll interact with the lemon juice and slowly alter the color as they infuse the drink with extra fruity flavor.
Fall is just around the corner, and nothing screams fall like the taste of pumpkins and spice! If you don't feel like leaving the comfort of your home to go to Starbucks, you're in luck! With just a few simple ingredients, you can create your own pumpkin cream chai latte at home that tastes like it came straight from the barista.
Despite its name, there's nothing dirty about a Dirty Chai Latte at all! In short, a Dirty Chai Latte is simply a chai latte with an added shot of espresso. Yep, it's a combination of tea and coffee to make a cross between a regular latte and a chai tea latte. Adding a shot of espresso to your chai latte can make for a delicious, spiced pick me up!
When it comes to fall, or really any time of the year, it's simply hard to beat the experience of a frothy and slightly spicy chai latte. Thankfully, it takes less than 5 minutes to make your own cafe style chai latte at home - no special equipment required.
