Humanitea - Ludington

Tucked away in a nice new little shop on LUDINGTON Avenue and the chai tea and hot cocoa we ordered were incredible! Proceeds go to a good cause. The Port is a must see, if you're visiting town. Stop in for tea, coffee, other great eats and even find a quick project to sit down and create if you'd like.

They serve great matcha latte’s, not overly sweet like some coffee shops. Just right. The lavender shortbread cookies are delightful.

They had lavender shortbread, so I had to stop in and get some! When I see baked goods made with lavender, I can't pass them up, and especially when it's shortbread. And because why the heck not, I also got a toffee pecan shortbread cookie. Why eat just one cookie when you can eat two?While I was there, I got probably the best iced tea I've had in a long time: the holy basil tulsi, which was wonderfully green-tasting and mellow. They have a good selection of all kinds of teas, from rooibos to herbal to black to white to oolong to green and more. But if you're looking for something different, I highly recommend the holy basil tulsi! I'm kind of kicking myself for not buying some of that tea while I was there, because I would love to enjoy it at home. They do sell their teas, so if you're smarter than I am, you will get some tea to take home.One of the great things about HumaniTea is that all of their teas are humanely sourced. They are very invested in combating slavery and human trafficking. So you can feel good that the tea leaves you're enjoying were responsibly sourced. That's a feather in your cap (and in your cup).Another neat thing about HumaniTea is that they offer local kombucha by the growler! I don't think I've ever heard of kombucha on tap, so that's pretty unique.

Huge selection of tea that can be made many different ways. The cold brew is very good as well. Service was amazing!

Everyone who works here is super helpful explaining all of the options available. Always super accommodating! Oh and I highly recommend getting the lemonade mix tea!