When it comes to the age-old debate of tea vs coffee, the conversation is as rich and complex as the brews themselves. At Penningtons Tea & Coffee, we celebrate both — from the soothing notes of a classic Earl Grey to the bold kick of an artisan espresso. But when it comes to your health, […]
Coffee is one of the most widely consumed beverages in the world, and at the heart of this massive industry lies green coffee—raw, unroasted coffee beans that serve as the foundation for every cup of coffee. Green coffee is more than just an ingredient; it is a highly traded global commodity, influencing economies, markets, and livelihoods across the world.
Each year, the third Monday of January is often referred to as Blue Monday—a day supposedly marked by gloom, low energy, and a collective sense of melancholy. But what’s behind this idea? Is it based on science, or is it just a clever marketing concept? Let’s dive into the origins, the psychology, and how you can combat the “blues”—with a little help from Pennington’s Tea & Coffee.
Green tea has been celebrated for centuries as a beverage that combines delicate flavours with numerous health benefits. From ancient Chinese tea ceremonies to modern wellness trends, green tea remains a symbol of mindfulness, vitality, and warmth. Whether you’re a lifelong enthusiast or a curious newcomer, there’s always more to discover about this remarkable drink.
The holiday season is upon us—a time for joy, connection, and, inevitably, gift-giving. For some, the hunt for the perfect present is a thrilling adventure; for others, it’s an endless to-do list. But what if the key to mastering the art of gifting lies in embracing your inner Grinch? Yes, that sly, skeptical green genius might just hold the secret to stress-free, meaningful giving.
