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A Different Kind of Thanksgiving: What We’re Thankful For This Year
This Thanksgiving, we’re giving thanks with full hearts and open eyes.
We’re honoring Indigenous communities and the land we stand on, celebrating the markets and makers who keep us going, and holding tight to the joy and community care that carried us through a chaotic year. From our farmers and shared kitchen crew to the wild little online family that showed up for us on Threads (hello, 100 Juneteenth orders), we’re grateful for every person who helped this queer, Black-owned, woman-owned tea company keep building something beautiful in a messy world.
This year—and every year—we choose community, truth, and hope.
Introducing Transcendence: Peppermint x Moody Teas
Our first-ever collaboration blend, created with the one and only Miss Peppermint, is all about transformation, authenticity, and joy. This color-shifting tea celebrates what it means to live boldly and beautifully — with a portion of proceeds supporting the National Center for Transgender Equality.
Steep it. Sip it. Celebrate it. 💙
Shop Transcendence now → moodyteas.co/transcendence
Collaboration Is How We Steep Change
Tea tastes better when we make it together. At Moody Teas, collaboration is how we steep real change—keeping quality tea accessible, celebrating LGBTQ+ joy, and putting people over profit. That’s why we’re partnering with the incomparable Miss Peppermint. We’re saving the product details for launch day (Nov 1), but here’s the heart of it: this collab amplifies queer artistry and gives back, with a portion of proceeds supporting trans rights organizations. If you believe tea should warm more than hands—and build community while it does—you’re in the right place. Subscribe for early access as we count down.