On the slopes of Mauna Loa, in the heart of Hawaii’s Fern Forest lies Big Island Tea. Located on windward side of the island, this tea farm stands at 3000′ elevation atop a 400 year old ash deposit. Unlike the leeward side of the island that’s much more arid, this eastern side is considered the lusher half,... MORE >>
Every spring when the weather heats up, like many others, I think of how I’d rather be in Hawaii. That gentle ocean breeze, the sound of flip-flops flopping, the smell of plumeria in the air–for me, Hawaii has always felt like home away from home.These 3 recipes for Hawaiian Scone Sides are a trio of tropical... MORE >>
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to live on a tea farm? This is something I often dream about, and last month I actually had the pleasure of visiting one in person, right here in the United States!Mauna Kea Tea Farm is like a little slice of heaven on earth. On its gentle slopes in the... MORE >>
If you’re looking for a place to buy tea in Hawaii, island of Oahu is a must-go. From Lupicia to afternoon tea at Halekulani, you’ll find many high-style, commercialized tea spots there. But if you’re wanting to discover a more complete and organic story of tea–how it’s grown, picked, and processed–the Big Island is where you need to... MORE >>
Just a few minutes from the University of Hawaii campus is The Tea Farm Cafe. This cozy tea spot is a favorite among locals and students alike, a place where tea is approachable yet given its due respect. Even though The Tea Farm Cafe is a small shop, it boasts a large and eclectic menu.... MORE >>
About
• ABOUT • BONNIE ENGHi, I'm Bonnie. I'm a passionate cook and tea enthusiast who's always looking for fresh ways to enjoy tea. Thanks for stopping by and I hope you'll join me on more of my tea adventures!
On the slopes of Mauna Loa, in the heart of Hawaii’s Fern Forest lies Big Island Tea. Located on windward side of the island, this tea farm stands at 3000′ elevation atop a 400 year old ash deposit. Unlike the leeward side of the island that’s much more arid, this eastern side is considered the lusher half,... MORE >> 
Every spring when the weather heats up, like many others, I think of how I’d rather be in Hawaii. That gentle ocean breeze, the sound of flip-flops flopping, the smell of plumeria in the air–for me, Hawaii has always felt like home away from home.These 3 recipes for Hawaiian Scone Sides are a trio of tropical... 
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to live on a tea farm? This is something I often dream about, and last month I actually had the pleasure of visiting one in person, right here in the United States!Mauna Kea Tea Farm is like a little slice of heaven on earth. On its gentle slopes in the... 
If you’re looking for a place to buy tea in Hawaii, island of Oahu is a must-go. From Lupicia to afternoon tea at Halekulani, you’ll find many high-style, commercialized tea spots there. But if you’re wanting to discover a more complete and organic story of tea–how it’s grown, picked, and processed–the Big Island is where you need to... 
Just a few minutes from the University of Hawaii campus is The Tea Farm Cafe. This cozy tea spot is a favorite among locals and students alike, a place where tea is approachable yet given its due respect. Even though The Tea Farm Cafe is a small shop, it boasts a large and eclectic menu.... 