Cha Thé Tea

While tea does have varietals, similar to wine, all tea comes from the same species of plant Camellia sinensis. The difference between the major tea types (black, oolong, green and white) is in the way the teas are processed after harvesting.

Herbal teas are technically called tisanes not teas, as they are not made from the tea plant Camellia sinensis. Still, in accordance with typical modern use, we use tea and tisane somewhat interchangeably with our herbals. Our herbals are made from all natural rough cut flowers and herbs, including many (such as chamomile, hibiscus and ginger) that have been used for taste and health for centuries.

While tea does have varietals, similar to wine, all tea comes from the same species of plant Camellia sinensis. The difference between the major tea types (black, oolong, green and white) is in the way the teas are processed after harvesting.