Apparently Mom Really Does Know Best… Check out the recent review from a 2009 Best of Blog Challenge. Yah, we know Chamomile is in the herbal category and the positive feedback is another way of sharing the love…sharing the tea…

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Tea of the year. I can taste my favorite tea right now. What’s yours? By Mom in the City

I love tea. I’m not very particular about the brand either. Lipton is fine. So is Celestial Seasonings. Tazo is a bit better. My favorite of the year though is “Egyptian Chamomile” from Art of Tea. I am not the only one who…Click here to read more

Front Page News at World Tea News:

Art of Tea, based in Los Angeles, has taken the trend of getting customer feedback on new product offerings to a higher level, actually allowing them to judge and choose flavors before they go to market.

The company said its aim was to create a collaborative environment in which participants could learn about tea as they directly affected the product development process. The panel consists of 35 tea enthusiasts who, in their first run in October, chose Banana Dulce as a new flavor over… Click Here to Read More.

Art of Tea Core Value #5: We are committed to continuous improvement and innovation.

We take a look at Art of Tea’s relationship with the manufacturer of their iced tea equipment, Wilbur Curtis, a leader in the commercial foodservice beverage equipment industry for over 60 years.

Art of Tea Promotional Video

I am happy to say I won a Steepster prize pack out of hundreds of entries and it arrived in the mail today! It was a beautiful Art of Tea gift set. It came with a delicate 3 piece glass teapot, a sample of the teas Chocolate Monkey, Iron Goddess of Mercy – Green and Mandarin Silk.

I immediately washed the pot and brewed Chocolate Monkey in the kitchen, I’ve actually been itching to try this tea for months now.The law of attraction finally brought the tea to me with a beautiful new teapot. I am happy to say everyone who tried the tea loved it! Click Here to Read the Rest…

It’s Maria, here. I’m excited to tell you about my time with Greg Mortenson, author of Three Cups of Tea!
Art of Tea was able to support the Long Beach Library Foundation and Greg’s Central Asia Institute at the Carpenter Performing Arts Center for the Long Beach Reads One Book event. We also served tea at a luncheon at the delicious Fresh Foods Cafe on Golden Shores.

Three Cups of Tea: One Man’s Mission to Promote Peace . . . One School at a Time is a riveting story about how Greg’s goal to climb Pakistan’s mountain K2 ultimately led him to a small village in Pakistan. He needed care, and the people of this village healed his body and his heart. After seeing the local children playing and drawing in the dirt with no school to go to, Greg set his mind to build a school for the village, named Korphe. As of last year, Mortenson has established over 78 schools in Pakistan and Afghanistan, which provide education for over 28,000 children, including 18,000 girls, where few education opportunities existed before.

To learn more about Greg and his New York Times #1 best seller, please visit: http://www.threecupsoftea.com/

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Maria Warman is an independent contractor representing Art of Tea. You may also find her working hard building homes and volunteering on preservation projects from Brazil to Ethiopia.

Apparently “Tea” a simple yet refined product of Mother Nature is being used again to stir up political craze across the nation. The first signs since the Boston Tea Party. Today according to New Hampshire News an envelop containing tea was sent to Congresswoman Shea-Porter in New Hampshire. The envelop contained loose leaf green tea and a bag marked “Tea Protest.”

This was apparently an attack on Federal spending.

A scary one at that… A postcard could have made a statement as well.

Regardless of ones views…why waste good tea as a political statement?

Who is this drinking Art of Tea’s Monks Blend??????
Can you figure it out?? What????
Thats right!! Its Tony Shalhoub the star of Monk and look he is drinking our fabulously rich and delicious black tea.

Why is he drinking Monks Blend?

Although the tea is not named after him or the show Monk, it is a blend of three varieties of select black tea traditionally suffused with special healing prayers to create a fusion from a whole other level!

Art of Tea recently participated in an event to promote the movie FUEL, which has been lauded as “Dynamic and persuasive…a must see, and not just for environmentalists,” by Tom Keogh of the Seattle Times.  The evening, which revolved around all things green, included green carpet arrivals followed by the unveiling of a big green energy bus. Art of Tea was lucky enough to serve up its organic libations with a zojirushi water dispenser fueled by a vegetable oil powered generator. The evening was chilly and our dessert teas helped warm the participants while they enjoyed the movie’s premier, which was shown on a blown up movie screen, also powered by vegi oil. The screening was held at a Conserve Fuel Gas Station, L.A.’s only renewable fuel station. It was an honor to support the film while fueling people with good tea and being a part of this fantastic movement.  We can only hope that this is the beginning of the remarkable things to come in the world of sustainable energy.