These 10 fantastic cafes serve up incredible brews and delicious treats that locals can’t stop raving about! The cheerful blue sign of this Lewes gem will catch your eye from a block away. Coffee ...

Dine, sip, shop and stroll the day away with a Daycation Destination road trip to historic Franklin in Venango County. Named for Benjamin Franklin and laid out in 1775, Franklin is a small city nestle ...

Nepal is a tea-loving country. Coffee could change that - Several of eastern Nepal’s tea plantations in the mountains of east ...

The Himalayan country, Nepal, is a major tea producer, as well as a major consumer. Tea is a part of Nepal's culture as rice, a constant presence at homes, meetings and social gatherings.

Coffee hasn't always been an easy sell in Nepal. The Himalayan country is a major tea producer, as well as a major consumer.

Weck jars are becoming increasingly popular among coffee and matcha drinkers. People say they like the 19.6-ounce jar's unique size, chubby shape, and sleek look. Weck, a legacy German brand ...

Researchers in a new study learned that consuming this specific type of coffee may substantially increase a person’s risk of a common eye disease that can result in blindness.

However, if you are one of the few planning to brave the excruciating visa process soon (exemption is only granted to eight countries), you may be looking for places to relax after a day of ...

That’s why the researchers suggest that people with very high blood pressure should limit or avoid drinking too much coffee. As for green tea, it may offer some protective effects.

However, there's one big exception to the coffee-will-make-you-live-longer rule. You have to drink the coffee black. "In a new observational study, researchers from the Gerald J. and Dorothy R ...

Take your coffee black, and it could help you live longer: That's according to a new study that found coffee drinkers tend to live longer, but only those who put little or no sugar and saturated ...

A combination of genetics and drinking instant coffee is linked to an increased risk of developing a common form of age-related macular degeneration, a new study has found.