‘Lay of the coffee’ said the doctor. I inhaled deeply, trying to keep my cool and fighting the urge to jump to the defence of coffee, noting all the health benefits as list by Dr. Google! Well, clearly I had not read about the effects of coffee and iron. 

So there, I was left with a void in my morning ritual. And this is how I began my tea journey.

The great thing about teas is that it wasn’t just my new cup of mojo. It was an experience. Tea wasn’t just a coffee replacement; this was a discovery. Quitting coffee wasn’t easy, but it the best alternative.

Each morning, I tried a different tea. Every flavour and blend was revelation – fresh, soothing, invigorating, surprising pleasant, not to mention to aroma when brewed. I found blends I didn’t know existed.

This is the experience I wish for you. Try these fresh, organic, ethically sourced leaves. Our tea collection offers a variety of flavours and blends, to suit your preference, steeped or brewed to perfection.

The tremor in my hands as I reached for the coffee pot was the final straw. Four cups in, my heart hammered a frantic rhythm against my ribs, and the morning fog in my brain refused to lift. “This is it,” I declared, shoving the pot back with a clatter that startled the cat. “Operation Ditch the Drip is a go.”

The withdrawal was brutal. The first morning, my head throbbed like a drum solo, and I felt a primal urge to raid the office vending machine. But then, I remembered a forgotten stash of loose-leaf tea my aunt had gifted me. Desperate, I brewed a pot of a simple peppermint blend. As the steam rose, swirling with a clean, minty scent, a sense of calm washed over me. The taste was a revelation – fresh, invigorating, and surprisingly complex.