Double Cup Tea: one part artistry, one part activism. A feminist tea blog featuring sips and stitches by Baltimore based artist Anna Wolfe
Without looking for it, I found Grass Roots Gardening by Donna Schaper among the "Botany" books. In contrast (to it's neighbors) this little green book seemed unassuming. It lacked the colorful illustrations, the tables of plants in their seasons, and smiling women in straw hats - yet it promised ritual, guiding wisdom, sustenance: sentiments that spoke to the tea drinker in me.
Read MoreI think we're all familiar with the most common cold/flu symptoms. The first and most important thing to do is hydrate. Thankfully, the myth about tea dehydrating you has been debunked- (I knew it) - so you can go ahead and put the kettle on.
Read MorePart three of our tea & sustainability series will discuss alternative brewing methods and my efforts to design an infuser that meets these five qualities: Reusable, Functional, Accessible, Safe, and Fun.
Read MoreThis post is part 2 of a series on teabags & sustainability. Part one Tailor Made Tea Bags talked about why we use teabags and how they impact our health and environment. This post will focus more on what we, as avid tea drinkers and thoughtful consumers, can do to impact change in the tea industry
Read MoreThere are many reasons to care about climate change- if you drink tea, you probably care about your water quality and plant life. If you breathe air, you should care.
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