 Important Notice
We are adding your favorite teas back to our website. Most of the teas found at our retail store will be offered online, with only a few changes.
Our Teas
Traditional bulk, loose leaf teas are our specialty. We import from all the major tea producing regions, including China, Japan, India, Sri Lanka, Kenya, and Taiwan.The majority of our artisan blends are manufactured in California. Organic teas are made with organic ingredients and organic compliant flavoring.
Gift Assortment
We can create a customized assortment of teas for gift giving. Please visit us and allow us to recommend a variety of teas, non-caffeinated tisanes, and accessories for your friend, associate or family member.
Gift Card Holders
Infusions of Tea gift cards (plastic gift cards with bar codes on the back) from Infusions of Tea can convert any remaining balance towards purchases online. Simply contact us by email at writeus@infusionsoftea.com and attach a scanned copy of your gift card.
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Retail Store Closed
Infusions of Tea closed its retail store on Wednesday, December 28, 2011. We have enjoyed serving you in person and hope that you will continue to shop with us online.
There are several changes upcoming with packaging and selection that will be implemented in the first quarter of 2012. Please sign up on our email list or join us on Facebook as we take a much more active presence in social media.
For those who prefer to call, we can still accept orders by telephone. Please contact us at 858 450 6500.
Chinese New Year
Chinese New Year is Monday, January 23, 2012. This will be the year of the Dragon, the most highly regarded of the twelve lunar zodiac animals. The Dragon symbolizes strength and good fortune.
In the days leading up to Chinese New Year, this is the time to thoroughly clean house and clear away evil spirits.
With the first day of the new year, families gather to honor their elders. Red envelopes containing fresh bills are shared with young children and unmarried adults.
Many families continue to celebrate throughout the following days, including special ceremonies planned each day. Overall, Chinese New Year is the most important holiday of the year.
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