Organic Tea

Afternoon Tea - a genuinely quintessential English tradition that was a way of life to many Brits all over the country. Today however you more likely to find the best hotels booked months in advance for a Luxury afternoon tea and tourists keen to savour this very British tradition. But what do you do if you vegan or only eat gluten-free? Get the best milk alternatives, vegetarian cakes, organic loose leaf teas and countless wholesome ideas for weight loss - yes even afternoon tea can be healthy!

Tea is undoubtedly one of the worlds most favourite drinks, but how much do you really know about what goes into making the ever-popular modern tea bag? Recent highlighted environmental concerns about the plastics in some tea bags and with the growing emphasis on natural and organic tea alternatives, regular tea bags may look very different in the not too distant future. Learn more about this surprisingly complex cupboard stable…

Getting ready for the British tea festival taking place at Chiswick House & Gardens, London, 21st and 22nd of April to commemorate National Tea Day! This year guarantees to be the biggest celebration of fine tea held to date, Fes-Tea-Val is a fabulous day out for all foodies, tea lovers and those of us who just love to good garden party. Come join us on our stand for some of our newest organic loose leaf teas. It's also an opportunity to discover all that's new and exciting in the world of speciality teas...

Food trends may come and go, but your own personal gourmet adventures never really end. Whether you are looking at improving your health, want to enjoy a traditional cup of loose leaf tea or freshly ground coffee beans, or are always on a voyage of discovery to try new tastes from around the world, variety truly is the spice of life…

A recent survey showed that people in the UK search for coffee online more than tea, yet when you conduct a straw poll around the office, the usual preference is tea. We love both tea and coffee here at Chateau Rouge – as well as a good mug of hot chocolate – but it got us thinking…

It's often really hard to comprehend how a small country like Ireland can drink more tea per person (per capita) than China. But it's true...