Tea, like temper tantrums and adult swimming pools, is best when boiling hot. Have your loose-leaf cake and steep it, too; for $12, you get $25 worth of senses-awakening tea and hip tea accessories from online retailer Tea District.
Pump yourself up for a mellow morning of contradictory impulses with a cup of cinnamon-orange-spice black tea ($8.99 for a tin of 36 tea pods), or put yourself in a sweet, sensuous headlock with a steaming mug of licorice-imbued Ceylon green tea (also $8.99 for a tin). Pour it all like a champion with a cast-iron kettle ($39.99–$75.99). Since many of Tea District's blends are organic and fair trade, it only makes sense to bring out the best in them by using the Universal Infuser ($16.99), the mystical device forged thousands of years ago to bring out hidden flavors in all things and brew what they said could not be brewed—including screwdrivers, bacon bits, and roundhouse kicks.
Reviews
Tea District garners a lot of press in its home state of Minnesota. It was mentioned in the Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune, Minnesota Monthly and on Kare 11 news.
