Join us as we talk to Tea Horse about their unique take on wild rice and the role that tea plays in bringing people together.
Today's Episode is brought to you by Manoomin Maple
Tea Horse: about the guest
Today we’re sitting down with Tea Horse, a woman-led, Indigenous-owned tea company, to help us get a better understanding of wild rice. Tea Horse was founded by Denise Atkinson, who is Anishinaabe ikwe (meaning Ojibwe woman) and her partner Marc Bohémier. Located on the traditional territory of the Anishinaabe Peoples in Northwestern Ontario, Tea Horse focuses on bringing people together through high-quality teas featuring roasted manoomin (wild rice in Ojibwe). So, who better to teach us about this truly unique ancestral grain?
To learn more about Tea Horse click here
For a complete transcript of this episode visit davidstea.com
Join us as we talk to Tea Horse about their unique take on wild rice and the role that tea plays in bringing people together.
Today's Episode is brought to you by Manoomin Maple
Tea Horse: about the guest
Today we’re sitting down with Tea Horse, a woman-led, Indigenous-owned tea company, to help us get a better understanding of wild rice. Tea Horse was founded by Denise Atkinson, who is Anishinaabe ikwe (meaning Ojibwe woman) and her partner Marc Bohémier. Located on the traditional territory of the Anishinaabe Peoples in Northwestern Ontario, Tea Horse focuses on bringing people together through high-quality teas featuring roasted manoomin (wild rice in Ojibwe). So, who better to teach us about this truly unique ancestral grain?
To learn more about Tea Horse click here
For a complete transcript of this episode visit davidstea.com