Start your day with a sip of sunshine! We got this recipe from a friendly ruffian down at The Snuggly Duckling in the kingdom of Corona. This mimosa inspired mocktail has bold citrus flavors and is light and refreshing. This drink features our Drop of Sunlight green tea that is bursting with Rapunzel-yellow fruits of pineapple and lemon. And if you want to brunch it up, you can easily swap out the sparkling water for sparkling wine.
Brew up a small cup of our Drop of Sunlight tea using 2 tsp of leaves and ½ cup of hot water. While the tea is still hot, stir in your choice of sweetener so it dissolves nicely. And then stir in the splash of lemon juice.
Wait a couple minutes for the tea to cool slightly. It is ok for it to still be warm, but if it is too hot, the ice will melt too quickly.
In the tall glass of crushed ice, pour in your sweetened Drop of Sunlight with lemon, then pour in the orange juice and top off with the sparkling water. The amounts are approximate but generally, you want about equal parts tea to juice and just a splash of sparkling water. Dress it up with a slice of lemon, sip, and relax.
Every tea has a story to tell
There is something undeniably magical about watching a tea change color right before your eyes. Butterfly pea flower teas create rich blues that transform into purples, pinks, and reds with the simple addition of citrus.
There’s nothing like curling up with a warm winter drink on a chilly day — and this Warm Hugs Rooibos Apple Cider is the perfect hot beverage for cold weather. Inspired by the warm-hearted snowman Olaf from Disney’s Frozen
Skip the roses and chocolates this Valentine’s Day and celebrate with a Star Wars droid–inspired tea party instead. This fun, fandom-filled guide is perfect for friend groups and Star Wars nerds, featuring cozy loose leaf teas that make memorable Valentine’s gifts.
With so many different dessert teas, it can be tricky to narrow down the best ones. So we break down the desserts into 4 flavor groups in this helpful guide.
