Tea
23 drinks
Matcha
Stone-ground green tea leaves into fine powder. Buddhist monk Eisai brought tea seeds from China. Th...
Bubble Tea
Invented in Taichung, Taiwan. The bubbles refer to both the tapioca pearls and the foam from shaking...
Masala Chai
Chai simply means tea in Hindi; masala chai is the spiced version, black tea simmered with milk, sug...
Yerba Mate
The national drink of Argentina, Uruguay, and Paraguay. Sipped through a metal bombilla straw from a...
Earl Grey Tea
Black tea flavored with oil of bergamot orange. Named after Prime Minister Charles Grey, 2nd Earl Gr...
Darjeeling Tea
Called the Champagne of teas. Grown in the Darjeeling district of West Bengal at high altitude. The ...
Thai Iced Tea
Strong black tea sweetened with sugar and condensed milk, served over ice with a splash of evaporate...
Pu-erh Tea
Fermented and aged tea from Yunnan province, China. The only tea that improves with age, like wine. ...
White Tea
The least processed of all teas, made from young buds and leaves. Simply steamed and dried, no oxida...
Oolong Tea
Partially oxidized tea between green and black. The oxidation level ranges from 8% to 85%, creating ...
Chai Latte
Western adaptation of Indian masala chai made with steamed milk. Popularized by Starbucks and coffee...
Boba Tea
Another name for bubble tea, emphasizing the tapioca pearls. The pearls are cooked for 30 minutes an...
Genmaicha
Green tea mixed with roasted brown rice. Originally a poor persons tea, the rice stretched expensive...
Hojicha
Roasted Japanese green tea with a reddish-brown color and smoky aroma. Invented in Kyoto in the 1920...
Sencha
The most popular tea in Japan, representing about 80% of production. Steamed, rolled, and dried gree...
Assam Tea
Strong, malty black tea from the Assam region of India. The Assam tea plant Camellia sinensis var. a...
Iced Tea
Popularized at the 1904 St. Louis Worlds Fair when hot tea failed to sell in summer heat. About 75-8...
Turkish Tea
Black tea served in tulip-shaped glasses without handles. Grown primarily in Rize province on the Bl...
Moroccan Mint Tea
Gunpowder green tea with fresh spearmint and sugar. Called Moroccan whiskey for its importance in so...
Roobios
A caffeine-free herbal tea from the Cedarberg mountains of South Africa. The name means red bush in ...
Chamomile Tea
One of the oldest medicinal herbs, used by Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans. Made from dried chamomile ...
Hibiscus Tea
Called karkade in Egypt, agua de Jamaica in Mexico, sorrel in the Caribbean. Made from dried hibiscu...
Teh Tarik
Black tea with condensed milk, poured back and forth between two cups to create a frothy top. The na...