Taste
The Teamaker’s Story in Singapore
Singapore recently witnessed two remarkable celebrations of Dilmah Tea, each reflecting the depth, versatility and artistry of this ancient herb. At Hilton Singapore Orchard, the theme ‘Future of Tea’...
“That’s Refreshing”
About a year ago, Dilmah released an advert that subtly but aptly oozed freshness and zest. The tagline, “That’s refreshing,” resounded through the simple melody and vibrant visuals. Dilmah was introd...
Finding Kith and Kin in a Foreign Land
This image may not be all that impressive. However, the context of it certainly is. Most of you might be familiar with the feeling of excitement and sense of pride that comes with seeing a product fro...
The Gift That Keeps on Brewing
Gifting can be a daunting task – you want to make it special, enjoyable and memorable for the recipient, but you can’t help but wonder if what you’ve picked ticks all the boxes. Which is why we at Dil...
Earl Grey – The Inspiration Behind a Beloved Brew
Charles Grey, the 2nd Earl Grey from the House of Grey in England, served as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom between 1830-1834. It is widely believed that the Earl Grey tea enjoyed by many around...
Dilmah HQ’s Elixir of Ceylon Tea Takeover
The Cambridge Dictionary defines elixir as “a substance, usually a liquid, with the magical power to cure, improve, or preserve something”. That’s exactly what Dilmah Elixir of Ceylon Tea is. Well, so...
Valentine’s Month: Rose with French Vanilla Tea-Inspired Recipes
Love it or not, it is officially the ‘month of love’ for 2025. So, we thought of sharing a few simple recipes that you can easily put together to show some love to that someone special, or to all the ...
A ‘Tea Phenomenon’ You Haven’t Heard Of
Learn about the Seasonal Flush by Dilmah, quite simply the most exclusive of all teas, where luxury is crafted by nature The Uva Seasonal Flush was enjoyed by tea planters for over a century, although...
Types of Tea
Most tea drinkers are aware of the four main types of tea – black tea, green tea, oolong tea and white tea. However, what many don’t realise is that all these varieties come from the same plant, Camel...