Adornleaf Tea Co.

As we all hunker down for Hurricane Francine, I hope that you and yours are safe and sound.

If you're scrolling and missed the Summer Tea at The Red Shoes, check out the recap over on the blog.

Take care, tea lovers! See you on the other side of the storm.

ICYMI: Summer Tea at The Red Shoes — Adornleaf Tea Co. Here's a quick visual recap of the latest in the collaborative series of events with King's Market Royal Goods and The Red Shoes. Stay tuned for the next one

✨ONE WEEK AWAY✨

Join us at on July 26th for a super unique Friday night experience.

We will meet at 6:30 for restorative yoga, delicious iced tea by ATC, and gourmet small bites by . Plus live music! Space is limited and tickets are available via my stories and bio.

If you’ve been curious about Move Your Body Yoga, or yoga in general, it’ll be a great night to come and scope out the scene. I have found such a home at MYBY as a member and have seen how my yoga practice and strength have progressed in that time. Plus it’s wonderful to be a part of such a supportive community!

See you Friday, tea lovers!😘

ATC's signature black tea provides caffeine without the jitters of coffee.

Early Rise — Adornleaf Tea Co. Caffeine’s a wonderful thing, but so is moderation. Earl Grey tea is a fantastic way to get those magical milligrams of caffeine you need in a throat-soothing tea that’s sure not to give you the jitters. Black tea lovers will recognize Earl Grey as a bold beverage with a twist of bergamot oil fo...

Let's talk tannins, people. These compounds give several teas their flavor and benefits.

https://www.adornleaftea.com/adornleafblog/2024/1/14/the-tannins-in-your-tea

📨This just in: Mull It Over's ingredients will change this summer! If you love the original recipe, stock up now https://www.adornleaftea.com/shopteas/mullitover

This crowd-pleaser for green tea lovers features tart rosehips with plenty of vitamin C

https://www.adornleaftea.com/shopteas/snappy-ginger-green

Each ATC tea blend has multiple uses for tea and other applications. https://www.adornleaftea.com/adornleafblog/2022/7/22/use-and-infuse-your-herbs

Meet mullein, the base ingredient of two iconic ATC teas.

https://www.adornleaftea.com/adornleafblog/2023/1/3/much-ado-about-mullein-leaf

Here's how to get your tea essentials✨

https://www.adornleaftea.com/adornleafblog/2024/2/18/five-ways-to-get-your-adornleaf-tea

This women's health week, take a closer look at our stellar tea formulated for women's health.

https://www.adornleaftea.com/shopteas/goddess-in-repose

Peppermint v. Spearmint🍃

Peppermint (Mentha piperita) is a hybrid between spearmint and water mint. It is well known for its strong taste and aroma as well as its medicinal properties. These properties - along with its notable cooling effects - are due to its relatively-high menthol content: 40%. is often described as having a spicy, punchy flavor and super-distinctive aromas that come in handy for aromatherapeutic uses. It’s a common ingredient for holiday baking and sweet dishes and as a complement to chocolate-based desserts.

On the contrary, Spearmint (Mentha spicata) has less menthol and a milder aroma by comparison, and is a naturally occurring species of mint. It is often described as sweet. With only .05% menthol content, gets its notable smell and flavor from a different compound: carvone. Its flavor is sweeter and grassier, and that makes it a complementary ingredient with meats, seafood, and more savory cooking and dishes.

Adornleaf Tea Co. has three organic handmade tea blends that feature one or both of these types of mint. If you’re unsure about which you’d like to try in a tea, you can try them both together in ATC’s signature mint tea - Mint, Meet Mint, a mullein-based organic blend that features peppermint, spearmint, and aromatic lavender flowers.

Like many tea ingredients, is common but can be considered an acquired taste. I often tell the story of a man that told me that mint was a flavor for toothpaste only at a vending market and personally, I believe he couldn't be more wrong!

Do you like mint in your tea?

Peppermint is stronger and spicier, while spearmint smells grassy and tastes sweeter. Both mint varieties have medicinal properties and make great additions to teas and in the kitchen.

Read more about these two iconic tea ingredients here.

www.adornleaftea.com/adornleafblog/2024/4/29/mint-vs-mint-whats-the-difference

Mint vs. Mint: What's the Difference? — Adornleaf Tea Co. Have you ever wondered about the differences between peppermint and spearmint? These two are like cousins from the same family that have chosen vastly different life paths. Come along and get to know them both.