Tea Recipes and Journal

We’ve put together a short guide to help you choose late summer iced tea options that seamlessly align with some of the more common wellness intentions we see, including hydration, reduced sugar intake and mindfulness routines.

Aussie summers call for drinks that are refreshing, beautiful, and delightfully simple to share, and whilst water will be the beverage of choice for many of us, iced tea can give you a little boost of flavour, aroma, and extra hydration without the sugar of other options.

Now we’re right in the middle of reawakening from winter’s chilly mornings, many of us are seeking out a tea to support calm, clarity, and balance in everyday life. Here at Tea Life, we’re proud to offer Blue Lotus Flower Tea, a delicate infusion rooted firmly in ancient tradition to relax you in spring's warm embrace.

Nothing is better than taking a quiet moment for yourself with your favourite cup of tea. Of course, if you truly want to turn your moment of serenity into a ritual, you need the homeware to go with it.

Most easily recognised by its bright green colouring and earthy flavour, the energising properties of matcha show us that it’s so much more than just a trend. Match is quickly becoming a new winter staple for Australians looking for a natural energy boost and a little bit of immune support during the chilly season.

Let’s look at the winter matcha benefits you simply have to hear about and see why matcha is making waves from Bondi to Ballarat this winter!

Thus making hibiscus tea either cold or hot is an easy task. The taste and the health benefits provided by the tea make it worth making. So if you are planning to make hibiscus tea make sure to purchase good quality tea from herbal or health stores.