TEAS’TEA offers a taste of its leafy origins…
Dec 12 - 2011
TEAS’TEA Inspired Lose Leaf Teas
Dec 12 - 2011
TEAS’TEA Inspired Lose Leaf Teas
Aug 04 - 2011
This is your passport to the world of tea.
Come out and join us on AUGUST 13 – 14, 2011
11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
JAPANESE AMERICAN NATIONAL MUSEUM
369, East First Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012
1st Annual Los Angeles Tea Festival! Join us!
Jul 26 - 2011
TEAS’TEA Mango Oolong voted best flavored bottled oolong tea at the 2011 World Tea Expo
Jun 02 - 2011
The Boys and Girls Choir Alumni Ensemble performs to benefit Japan and Southern US victims of recent natural disasters – Saturday, June 4th from 5PM to 7PM at the Church of St. Paul and St. Andrew.
A Prayer From New York
Jun 01 - 2011
For all those out Oregon way, be sure to join in the festivities at the Portland Rose Festival. TEAS’TEA will be there to help keep event goers hydrated as we cheer on the boat races, parade participants and much more!
Portland Rose Festival
May 06 - 2011
May 02 - 2011
Tippy Golden Flowery Orange Pekoe ~ TGFOP click here to expand your tea knowledge.
Apr 12 - 2011
Not only will this event be filled with utterly delicious food and drink, but the cause is critical. The New York Sake and Japanese Food Community have joined together with Project by Project to organize a Fundraiser Event to support Earthquake Relief in Japan.
They’ll be holding the NY Loves Japan Event on Wednesday April 27th, 2011 at La Venue in New York City.
NY Loves Japan
We are delighted to announce that ITO EN and The New York Seikatsu Press are hosting a monthly Haiku Grand Prix through to the end of September. Put on your Haiku hats and submit your original poems. Please see the link below for rules and details.
Haiku Grand Prix
Apr 05 - 2011
We are thrilled to announce the launch of the next generation of TEAS’TEA® which features an advanced brewing process that offers a new level of clean, pure tea tastes, newly updated designs, new Haiku poems and new flavors.
“We realized that our unsweetened teas may pose a bit of a hurdle for many consumers,” says Rona Tison, senior vice president of corporate relations for ITO EN. “By expanding our offerings, consumers monitoring their calorie-intake will now have choices that are not only delicious, but are better-for-you beverages with a multitude of health benefits, featuringVitamin C and tea polyphenols (EGCG- Catechins) TEAS’TEA® will quench your conscience.”
In Style Magazine takes a look at TEAS’TEA Mint Green!
In first place, Ito En Teas’ Tea ($1.79/16.9 ounces at Whole Foods) had “pleasant tannins” and a “good, slightly woody, natural tea flavor.” “It is what it says it is,” said one taster. Another said it had a “soft finish.” Three would buy this brand, one might and one would not. SF Gate.com
Green Jasmine ~ “No sugar, just pure green tea with a hint of jasmine. Extremely refreshing.” Calories per bottle: 0
Who needs sweeteners when you can get real green tea infused with rose petals? Just one sip and you’ll swear this stuff was freshly brewed. You also get 120 percent of your daily vitamin C, not a common find in iced tea. Women’s Health Mag