There's just something magical about a tea party—delicate teacups, pretty pastries, and good company make for the most ...

Then there’s still time to treat yourself to afternoon tea. Use this time to bake something delicious for your special afternoon. How about classic scones? What a coincidence, we have a recipe for you ...

During World War II, Prime Minister Winston Churchill famously bought up all the imported tea he could find so his fellow countrymen in the United Kingdom would not go without their favorite beverage.

Matcha is a more concentrated version of green tea. You may have seen it as a drink, but you can also use it in a variety of recipes. You can drink matcha by itself or add it to shakes and smoothie ...

Use tea to add floral, earthy, and smoky notes to your next cocktail. The Smoky Fig is a fruity, smoky, tart drink adapted from the Qiyi Guo cocktail created by Maybe Sammy in Sydney, which leans on ...

A few summers ago, I started to appreciate the thirst-quenching, internally cooling joys of cold coffee topped with a fizzy drink. It's the best of both worlds — caffeine for kick, bubbles to refresh.

Growing up in Texas, I learned two things: iced tea is made to be sweet, and nothing is better than your mama’s recipe (except for maybe Chick-fil-A’s). However, Ina Garten just proved both of those ...

Ginger tea is soothing, but sometimes you don't finish your entire cup. With these simple steps, you can use the rest of it ...

If you are a regular tea drinker, check out this simple breakdown to understand what each kind - milk, black or green - ...

Watch the Caffeine. Some teas, like green and black tea, naturally contain caffeine. So, if you’re sensitive to caffeine, you ...