In the height of summer, a cup of tea is often a more refreshing choice than coffee. Make sure your tea tastes optimal by pre-warming the cup, using leaves rather than bags, adding the milk second and following the most old-fashioned of rules: take the teapot to the kettle, not the other way around. More »
We already know that tea is good for sunburn and coffee is good for your brain. Despite the latter’s reputation for getting the heart racing, it seems drinking both could also have cardiac health benefits. More »
Although coffee is our energising drink of choice here at Lifehacker, tea is a great alternative. Step up your drink with blooming tea, a flowerful, delicious cup that is great to enjoy with your tongue and your eyes. More »
If you prefer loose tea and an infuser over the bagged varieties, you don’t have to settle for lesser quality when you travel. Make your own reusable travel teabags to take single servings of your favourite loose-leaf brew wherever you go. More »
