CuriosiTeas.ca

02/02/2025

02/23/2024

You’ve rallied, you’ve signed petitions, you’ve helped bring awareness to the cause of Palestine, but like most of us, you’re probably wondering what more you can do.

Why not come have tea with us and let us take care of you?

Watermelon friends and tea lovers, .ca is partnering up with the fantastic in Toronto on Saturday March 2nd at 4:30pm to host a fundraising tea tasting and high tea event to raise money for (Palestine Children’s Relief Fund) and .

Please donate to our fundraising link in our bio (primary focus is ) to secure your seats. This event allows you to explore a variety of comforting teas, learn more about tea, come together with like-minded individuals, and enjoy delicious high tea pastries at .

If you cannot make the event, please still consider goong to our fundraising link in our bio to donate to . We can’t wait to see there!

02/23/2024

You've rallied, you've signed petitions, you've helped bring awareness to the cause of Palestine, but like most of us, you're probably wondering what more you can do.

Why not come have tea with us and let us take care of you?

Watermelon friends and tea lovers, .ca is partnering up with the fantastic in Toronto on Saturday March 2nd at 4:30pm to host a fundraising tea tasting and high tea event to raise money for (Palestine Children's Relief Fund) and .

Please donate to our fundraising link in our bio (primary focus is ) to secure your seats. This event allows you to explore a variety of comforting teas, learn more about tea, come together with like-minded individuals, and enjoy delicious high tea pastries at .

If you cannot make the event, please still consider goong to our fundraising link in our bio to donate to . We can't wait to see there!

02/20/2024

Chari-Tea for Gaza ❤️
Saturday, March 2nd 4:30 - 7:30pm
CuriosiTeas Events and T-Buds Toronto are passionate about tea and social justice.
We’ve decided to combine our talents to host a fundraising evening event filled with tea sampling, delicious savoury & sweet bites, and a lot of great conversation!
Seats are limited ($100pp) and all proceeds go to Doctors Without Borders.
***Message to reserve your spot***
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02/18/2024

We finally took a picture with our tea sommelier certificates! Now we can call it officially official!

02/18/2024

Chocolate Afternoon Tea… it was as delicious as it sounds! And the tea menu was really impressive!
Definitely worth checking out 👌🫖

02/02/2024

Looking back on the Tea Festival last weekend, we sipped SO many delectable teas, here’s a few memorable favorites.
- “cooked” pu’erh, they won first place at the festival this year and it didn’t disappoint!
- Abode of Clouds (a malty black tea from India). The Tea Practitioner duo have a wide selection of curated teas, you can tell that careful thought has gone into every tea they carry. I really love their oolongs in general.
- Winter Frost (a complex but smooth black tea from the Nilgiri region of India. This one is a definite must-try!). Capital Tea generally has an impressive selection of Darjeeling teas. If you’re not sure which to choose, Margaret’s Hope Estate first flush and second flush are both amazing teas.
- Wild Black Tea (from Yunnan, listed on their website as Wild Old Tree Black Tea). This was delicious but they had so many great teas, we also loved the Honey Black Tea.
- Milk Oolong. We purchased many tins of this! Also, their peach oolong would be perfect for a summer cold brew.
- Sencha (green tea from Japan). Momo has an impressive selection of some of the best Japanese teas. Her sencha and hojicha are my personal favourites. When you want Japanese tea, try Momo! She also performed a “mini” Japanese tea ceremony demo at the festival. Wonderful to watch, she’s so knowledgeable!
Teaofthenorth.ca - fireweed wulong style infusion. These are infusions, not “real” teas but they’re very impressive! We enjoyed most of them and I can’t wait to see more from this Canadian company, using Canadian plants!
- Kumari Gold (black tea from Nepal). I wish I had found more time to chat with these vendors, I love that they source ethically from smaller companies.
- Spicy Hojicha! Everything you love about a nutty, roasted hojicha but with a subtle kick of chilli.
Also worth mentioning the purple tea from Kenya at as well as the award-winning Long Jing green tea from
There was also a vendor with quality, authentic Keemun black tea from China. Can’t recall the company name, though.
Already can’t wait for next year!!

12/20/2023

Product highlight- Hojicha Roasted Green Tea
Hojicha is one of our fall/winter favourites! A twice roasted green tea from Japan that becomes nutty and rich due to the roasting. It can be steeped multiple times and you may find other tasting and aroma notes in the subsequent steeps, such as cocoa and a slight smokiness. Hojicha is naturally sweet but the flavours can be enhanced with a bit of maple syrup. This earthy tea is unique and smooth, a must-try!

Contact us for more details or if you’d like to purchase a pouch of Hojicha!
Thanks again for your support… 100% of the sales are going towards Doctors Without Borders until the end of the month ❤️

Note: Our website is undergoing an overhaul (switching from Wix to Shopify) so it’s easier to order by directly messaging us for now. Free delivery within the GTA or for orders over $50 to the rest of Canada

12/13/2023

Product highlight- Darjeeling Second Flush, Single Estate.
Did you know that Darjeeling is known in the tea world as the “champagne of teas”? Prized for its unique muscatel character and multifaceted layers of aroma and flavour, this particular crop has nutty notes as well. Pairs wonderfully with Brie cheese or white chocolate. Take a sip of tea first, then a bite of whatever food you choose to pair with, and then another bite. Divine!