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Why Denverites Love Hearth and Seoul

Posted on August 27
Michelle Polizzi

Michelle Polizzi

Loose-leaf tea with yellow and red leaves in a circular clear jar, photographed from above.

Hearth and Seoul is a wellness-focused tea shop with a strong focus on local and Korean-made teas. (Courtesy of Hearth and Seoul)

Christine Young opened Hearth and Seoul after she couldn’t find a herbal wellness store in Denver that combined her Korean roots with her love of natural healing. Now, this community staple sells various hand-selected teas, accessories, giftables, and bath products. Here are three that should be on your radar.

1. Take a Floral Milk Bath

Buy the Blue Moon Floral Milk Bath for a coconutty bath mixture with lavender and rose that will put you instantly at ease.

2. Make the Perfect Cup of Tea

Steep loose-leaf tea in your favorite mug with a stainless steel tea cup infuser to brew the perfect cuppa every time. Pair it with Mr. Park’s Wild Black Tea or some soothing green “heart tea.”

3. Sip on a Korean Ceremonial Matcha Latte

Add some milk and honey to this Korean matcha on a sunny fall morning for the perfect start to the day.

Want to learn more about tea? Health and Seoul has two events coming up in September.

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