With National Day coming up, we’re in the mood to celebrate all things Singapore! So let’s take a little trip around Singapore town and check out the Singapore-inspired teas available on teapasar.  Raffles Royale and other teas by Pin Tea 品茶 [caption id="attachment_845" align="aligncenter" width="452"] Raffles Royale by Pin Tea | $19.90 ...

Author's note to our international friends - "teh" (pronounced 'tay', rhymes with 'hey') means "tea" in a familiar Chinese dialect, Hokkien. With Valentine's Day right around the corner, it can be hard to know what you get. Sure, you have the typical roses and chocolates, but what else can you ...

It’s never too early to start planning ahead, so apart from what you’re going to eat, drink, and wear during Chinese New Year, you might want to start thinking about what to do after the festive season. As we all know but hate to admit, it is far too easy ...

In our previous post, we discussed the longstanding history tea has had in Chinese culture. Because of its significance, it's only natural that tea is not just a part of everyday life, but also a part of important events such as Chinese New Year. In today's post, we uncover some ...

[caption id="attachment_515" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Picture credit[/caption] Tea isn’t a traditional Christmas drink. Traditional Christmas drinks are things are egg-nog; mulled wine; and of course, hot chocolate. Perhaps the closest we get to tea at Christmastime is when we go for Christmas tea. But what if we told you that tea ...

The Christmas gift-buying season has begun and we don't know if you're panicking, but we're panicking. Between office secret santas, and gifts for friends and family, it can get a little overwhelming. But don't panic (yet) - teapasar has got you covered. We hope that this post has give you ...

Advent calendar gifts are all the rage - perfect as gifts from brands like Sephora and Body Shop, to Net-a-porter and even Dior. But did you know the history behind the advent calendar? Tomorrow technically marks the start of the Christmas season. Why tomorrow (2nd of Dec) and not today? ...