Hibiscus aids Blood Pressure
Hibiscus Tea May Cut Blood Pressure
Nov. 10, 2008 (New Orleans) — If you’re worried about your blood pressure, you may want to follow the British custom of regularly “sipping a cuppa” — tea, that is.
In a new study, drinking three cups of herbal tea containing hibiscus each day lowered blood pressure. more…
Souvia Tea does carry straight Organic Hibiscus as well as several blends contaning hibiscus.
A spot of tea
ASU Web Devil - Tempe,AZ,USA
Souvia Tea – Since April 2004, Souvia Tea has offered the best in tea leaves and tea essentials. This quaint tearoom shares tea culture from around the …
Concert Series
| Concert series opens music to community ASU Web Devil - Tempe,AZ,USA In addition to the performances, free tea and refreshments are served prior to the concert, compliments of Souvia Tea Phoenix. … |
Tea Tuesday’s at the Kerr Cultural Center
While most think of Souvia Tea as an antidote to Starbucks, The Kerr Cultural Center mentions them in an article about their events
http://asunews.asu.edu/20081030_kerrculturalcenter
If you have time these are nice events with some great music…
Article in the ASU Newspaper
Bret Wingert, owner of Souvia Tea in Phoenix, is a charter member of Local First Arizona. He said the ubiquitous chain Starbucks blocked his early attempts to open a store.
“Anybody who has started up their own business knows that it’s not easy,” he said. “Starbucks takes over a lot of the retail space and then excludes anyone else who might be in a remotely related business.”
Wingert eventually found a shopping center in North Phoenix and has operated there since 2006.
Winger said Local First Arizona provides great technical and business-oriented information, as well as networking opportunities.
“Also, it’s kind of a support group,” he said. “You could commiserate with people about the problems that small business people encounter.”
As for hard economic times, Winger said he’s “not participating in the downturn.”
“I’m not getting sucked into the negative energy and we’re continuing to do business as we have,” he said. “We all know those unique local places that we love, that we like to go back to, and that’s what Local First Arizona is all about.”
for the full article http://www.asuwebdevil.com/print/node/2389
Local First www.localfirstaz.com
Join us at the Local First Festival
Join Souvia and dozens of other local businesses at teh Local First Festival
Saturday, November 1st
Souvia Tea wins “Best of Phoenix” Tearoom
Souvia Tea was slected by New Times Magazine as the Best Tearoom in Phoenix!
New Class - “Healing Menopausal Symptoms Naturally”
“Healing Menopausal Symptoms Naturally”
Dr. James Moore, DOM, L.A.C. is nationally board-certified in herbology and acupuncture, specializing in Traditional Chinese Medicine.
He will discuss natural, safe and effective methods to heal menopausal symptoms including night sweats, hot flashes, emotional changes, dryness and lowered libido. His techniques involve the use of nutrition, herbal formulas and supplements
For more information on Dr. James Moore, visit his website at www.herbalconsults.com
Mark Your Calendars
The Annual Local First Arizona Fall Festival is set for November 1st, 2008 starting at 11am. This will be at the Duck and Decanter at 16th Street and Camelback.
This festival showcases locally owned businesses and is a lot of fun. There is music, food, stuff for kids, prizes and more. It is a great way to support and get to know local businesses that make Arizona and Phoenix unique. Of course, Souvia will be there!
First Flush Darjeeling is HERE
Our first flush Darjeeling arrived this week. It is from Gopaldhara in the Darjeeling District and is grown at high altitudes resulting in a wonderful flavor unique to Darjeelings.
These teas are limited in quantity and we have a very limited supply. Stop in and have a pot or take some home to enjoy.
