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North Side Tea

Shane Pendergast is a folksinger and documentary filmmaker from Tracadie Cross, Prince Edward Island. He learned to play music by ear at an early age, immersed in a culture of...
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What? Wait...White?

By Katherine Burnett What? Wait… White? White tea. How can tea be white? The camellia sinensis is an evergreen plant whose countries of origin are China and India. This plant...
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Love in a Lockdown

By Theresa Lemieux I'm an accredited tea sommelier who lives in Toronto but left her heart in her hometown of Vancouver. I've always loved to bake and cook, and I'm...
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The Lunar Year of the Ox

 By Katherine Burnett The Lunar New Year holiday is the happiest time of year in Vietnam. It is known simply as Tết. Red and yellow decorations are the colours of good...
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Dry January is the Worst

Our guest blogger this month is Andie Bulman. Originally from Prince Edward Island, Andie is a chef, writer and comedian living in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador. We are thrilled that she...
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Dear Santa

In spite of my sommelier training in the wonders of the tea product, I have always felt more in tune with the comfort that tea conveys. In my memories, it is the...
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Take Time for What Matters

By Sandy Nicholson While living in Toronto years ago, my husband and I decided we wanted to take ourselves out of the gifting part of Christmas. It wasn’t that we...
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Stressed is Desserts Backwards

By Shannon Scales Stress. I think we can all agree that stress has touched us all in some way this year. I am definitely no exception. Stress has a funny...
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Tea and Books: Cozy Fall Pairings

Ariana Salvo was born in the United States, and spent sixteen years of her childhood on the Mediterranean island of Cyprus. She moved to Prince Edward Island to do her...
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Fall Walks, Tea and Cookies

We are thrilled to have guest blogger Margaret Prouse sharing with us again this week. Margaret is a home economist and freelance food writer living in Prince Edward Island.  By Margaret Prouse...
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Creepy Legends and a Roasty-Toasty Good Tea

 By Katherine Burnett The early samurai of the 1st century Japan were military servants. By what I have read, I would not want to meet one in a dark alley....
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Lady's Slipper and Black Currants

We are so thrilled to have Theresa Lemieux as a new guest blogger this month. Here is her bio:I'm an accredited tea sommelier who lives in Toronto but left her...
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