Back to School With Tea

By Rashmi at 10:49 am on Wednesday, September 29, 2010

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Have things settled down from the Back to School Mania? If you’re a student or a parent of a student, you have just gone through some major changes. Here are a few teas to help ease you back into the swing of the school year:

Kid-Friendly Blends

Kids love the sugary flavors of sodas and juices, but at Art of Tea we’ve created a few caffeine-free herbal infusions that are kid-friendly, too. We recommend Blueberry CheesecakeBanana Dulce and Kauai Cocktail Fruit Blend as a naturally sugar-free alternative for the school-bound kids in your life. These blends smell great and taste delicious!

Teas to Adjust Your Sleep Schedule

Long daylight hours and summer vacations can wreak havoc on the sleep schedule. If you need to get to sleep at a decent hour and wake up bright and early, sip relaxing herbal blends like EthosChamomile Clementine and Caramelized Pear.

Need a healthy energy boost in the morning? Try caffeine-rich teas like Biodynamic BreakfastEarl Grey or our award-winning Classic Black.

Study Teas

Some studies have shown that a component in tea called L-theanine aids in memory function and alertness. Sounds like a great study aid to us! Shade-grown teas, such as Ceremonial MatchaUji Gyokuro and Ginger Matcha, are all high in L-theanine.

Alternatives to Juice and Soda for Lunch

If you plan to pack teas or herbal infusions for lunch or a late night at the library, you’ll probably want to know that some teas hold up better in a Thermos than others. In general, rooibos and other herbal infusions retain their flavor well. If you’re looking for an iced tea, we also recommend Santiago StrawberryPassionfruit Jasmine and Garden of Eden. For hot tea, we also recommend Assam GoldCinnamon Figand 1896.

Do you have any recommendations for back-to-school teas? Tell us which teas you choose to drink during the school year (and why) in the comments below!

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