We are a family owned and operated business established in January 2006. We have three children ranging from 20 to 13 whom we hope someday will run the business with the same passion and values that we are establishing now. My Wife Rebecca recently completed her masters in business (MBA) and I am an emergency room nurse by profession. It is the combination of the two that brings us before you today. We have always desired to own our own business, but were waiting on the right opportunity to come along, that is where the medical field comes in. My wife told me for years how healthy loose leaf tea is and one day the light went on. We did a lot of additional research and decided that loose leaf tea would be our product. We value each and every one of our customers and further we believe in treating them the way that we ourselves would want to be treated. Customer satisfaction is our #1 priority. Our mission is to provide quality loose leaf tea and the accessories necessary to enjoy the tea at competitive prices. We will deliver the products to your door and your satisfaction is our guarantee.

Looking for loose leaf tea? Start with our home page to guide you to a variety of tea information.

All teas come from the same plant, "Camellia sinensis". The differences stem from how they are processed. How the leaves are processed will determine their final classification as black, green, and oolong teas. Unprocessed leaves are called white tea.

BLACK TEA undergoes a full fermentation process composed of four basic steps - withering, rolling, fermenting, and firing (or drying).  We invite you to view photos and descriptions of individual black teas.

GREEN TEA is often referred to as "unfermented" tea. The freshly picked leaves are allowed to dry, then are heat-treated to stop any fermentation (also referred to as oxidation).  We invite you to view photos and descriptions of individual green teas.  

OOLONG TEA is generally referred to as "semi-fermented" tea. For oolongs, the leaves are wilted in direct sunlight, then shaken in bamboo baskets to lightly bruise the edges. Next, the leaves are spread out to dry until the surface of the leaf turns slightly yellow. Oolongs are always whole leaf teas, never broken by rolling. We invite you to view photos and descriptions of individual oolong teas.

WHITE TEA is the least processed tea. The new tea buds are plucked before they open and simply allowed to dry. The curled-up buds have a silvery appearance and produce a pale and very delicate cup of tea. We invite you to view photos and descriptions of individual white teas.

HERBAL TEA teas are believed to be an effective remedy for a range of ailments. For example UK researchers believe drinking chamomile tea can fight a cold and banish menstrual cramps. We invite you to view photos and descriptions of individual herbal T teas.

ROOIBOS TEA Pronounced Roy-boss or Roy-bus, colloquially known as Red Tea, is an herbal plant that grows in South Africa. Rooibos is a flavorful, caffeine-free alternative to tea for those seeking to eliminate caffeine intake. We invite you to view photos and descriptions of individual rooibos teas

You will need a way to brew/steep your loose leaf tea. Choose from a brewing basket, paper filters, or an IngenuiTEA teapot. Your teas will arrive in a bag at no additional charge or you can choose for them to arrive in tea tins, which will keep your tea fresher longer. Visit our Tea Accessories page for more details or to order.

For detailed information on these benefits and many more, please visit our Tea Info page.