Home to several notable tea-producing countries, including Kenya, Malawi, and Tanzania. African teas, particularly those from Kenya, are often bold and brisk, primarily producing black tea for the global market. Rooibos and honeybush from South Africa are also popular herbal alternatives.
« Back to Glossary IndexHome to several notable tea-producing countries, including Kenya, Malawi, and Tanzania. African teas, particularly those from Kenya, are often bold and brisk, primarily producing black tea for the global market. Rooibos and honeybush from South Africa are also popular herbal alternatives.
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Nora is a co-founder of Moody Teas. She runs brand, marketing, and creative direction.
She's queer. Tea started with her mom: English breakfast, most days, growing up. She never got formal tea training — it barely exists as a credential anyway.
Before Moody Teas, she went through art school, then a decade in food service. She started behind the counter, moved into managing quick-service locations, then consulted on new restaurant openings. She and John started Moody Teas in 2019.
She's disabled and neurodivergent, and lives with chronic illness. That shapes how Moody Teas approaches accessibility. Spot her at the market stand by whatever color her hair is that month.
