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About Camille's Tea:
Camille's Tea, based in the San Antonio, Texas area, offers a wide variety of gourmet teas, including
flavored teas, traditional teas, green teas, herbal teas, decaffeinated teas, decaf teas, caffeine free teas,
and iced teas, and lavender, Shea butter, Chantal teapots, Lomonosov teapots, tea infusers, tea
accessories, Bearington Bears, tea linens, neck warmers, Herbal Concepts slippers and eye pacs, and
Pre de Provence bath and body products. We also feature multiple tea of the month clubs. Read
more >>
Camille's Tea, based in the San Antonio, Texas area, offers a wide variety of gourmet teas, including
flavored teas, traditional teas, green teas, herbal teas, decaffeinated teas, decaf teas, caffeine free teas,
and iced teas, and lavender, Shea butter, Chantal teapots, Lomonosov teapots, tea infusers, tea
accessories, Bearington Bears, tea linens, neck warmers, Herbal Concepts slippers and eye pacs, and
Pre de Provence bath and body products. We also feature multiple tea of the month clubs. Read
more >>
| To pay by check or money order, email camille@camillestea.com. |
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Camille's Comments:
It's hot! 102 F in San Antonio today! Too hot for hot tea? No way!
Middle Easterners are well-known for drinking hot tea, and it's one of the hottest climates in
the world. Walk into a bazaar in Turkey, no matter the time of year, and you are offered a hot
cup of tea. The Japanese also drink hot tea in hot weather; you can buy it from street
vendors on steamy days.
Why do people drink hot tea in the heat? Because it's good! Some say that a hot drink
keeps your internal temperature more closely related to the external temperature and helps
you to regulate your body temperature better, and some studies show that
body-temperature liquids quench your thirst more quickly because they enter your system
faster if they are closer to your body's temperature.
Still not convinced? Put your tea on ice! Hibiscus is a particularly good iced tea, and it's full
of Vitamin C.
It's hot! 102 F in San Antonio today! Too hot for hot tea? No way!
Middle Easterners are well-known for drinking hot tea, and it's one of the hottest climates in
the world. Walk into a bazaar in Turkey, no matter the time of year, and you are offered a hot
cup of tea. The Japanese also drink hot tea in hot weather; you can buy it from street
vendors on steamy days.
Why do people drink hot tea in the heat? Because it's good! Some say that a hot drink
keeps your internal temperature more closely related to the external temperature and helps
you to regulate your body temperature better, and some studies show that
body-temperature liquids quench your thirst more quickly because they enter your system
faster if they are closer to your body's temperature.
Still not convinced? Put your tea on ice! Hibiscus is a particularly good iced tea, and it's full
of Vitamin C.