Join Not Just Tea @ Sugarloaf Craft Festival
April 15-17, 2016
10 - 6 PM
Montgomery County Fairgrounds
16 Chestnut Street
Gaithersburg, MD 20877
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Join Not Just Tea @ Sugarloaf Craft Festival
October 17-19, 2014
10 - 6 PM
Montgomery County Fairgrounds
16 Chestnut Street
Building: Festival of Foods: Space #252
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If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact me at info@notjusttea.com
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Jenny's Secret for Steeping Herbal Tea Samples
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Not Just Tea is going on a much needed vacation from January 4-18 to Cozumel, Mexico!
But I didn't want you to miss out on your favorite hand-blended teas and tea accessories while I am diving in the Coral Reefs of Mexico. So we are offering 10% on all items to allow you to get your tea fix while we are gone.
Last day for shipping will be January 3rd. All orders placed after 1/3/2026 will be shipped on January 19th.
Any questions? Just email us at info@notjusttea.com
Best,
Jennifer
Owner, Not Just Tea
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Join us every SATURDAY for the Harlem Summer Farmer's Market. Delicious teas, tea accessories, ready-to-drink teas and fun conversation! Mention this post for 10% off!
We are located at 124th and Mount Morris Park West!
8-3 PM - Every Saturday
Dear Tea Friends,
Our February monthly tea boxes have been sent!
I have been overwhelmed by the positive response from our customers! I must have tasted over 100 teas and I am so excited to share my vast knowledge of tea with you!
For February, our theme was “Introduction to the World of Tea”. I chose delicious teas from the 4 tea families, White, Green, Oolong and Black. It is interesting to note that each of these types of teas come from the same plant, Camellia Sinensis. The various tea types come about because the plant is processed differently.
White Tea - the baby tea leaves at the top of the Camellia Sinensis plant are plucked and dried. The baby tea leaves contain the highest levels of anti-oxidants and the minimal processing makes these teas the healthiest.
Green Tea – the slightly larger tea leaves below the baby tea leaves are plucked, steamed and dried. The steaming of the Camellia Sinensis causes the tea leaves to become bright green which explains why it is called “green” tea.
Oolong Tea – the medium tea leaves toward the center of the Camellia Sinensis are plucked, steamed, half-fermented and dried. The half-fermenting of the tea leaves makes this tea a nice highbred of the green and black teas. Oolong teas are traditionally consumed after meals because they aid with digestion and assist with weight loss.
Black Tea – the largest leaves at the bottom of the Camellia Sinensis are plucked, steamed, fully-fermented and dried. The full-fermenting of the leaves causes the leaves to turn black – hence the name – Black Tea. Black teas have the largest amount of caffeine of all teas and can be used as an alternative to coffee.
I am excited to use this tea blog to share my knowledge and love of tea. Do you have any questions about tea that you would like me to answer?
Best,
Jennifer
Owner, Not Just Tea
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I hope you enjoy our new website and continue to come back as we upgrade the website!
Yours In Tea,
Jenny
Owner, Not Just Tea
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