Le Bon Thé Founder

Evans knows firsthand just how good tea really is for the mind, body and soul. As a descendent of European roots, Jarred was introduced to tea at a very young age. He grew up drinking tea as an integral part of his daily routine. His love for tea is deeply rooted in culture and tradition and has a vivid nostalgic memory of generational tea sippers.

Time, preparation and treasure, that’s what tea sipping requires, says Evans. In 2019, just before the onset of the pandemic, Evans visited a Chinese teahouse where an old woman whispered to him an ancient Chinese proverb: “A true warrior, like tea, shows his strength in hot water.”  Evans had a lifelong personal connection to tea drinking. Tea went beyond taste and tradition….it was truly something special. It was about social connection and peace. He remembered how his parents and grandparents entertained with a pot of loose-leaf tea served with sweets, desserts, and crumpets. Unlike coffee drinkers on the go... tea culture…. required people’s time and preparation. It was at this very moment he realized that far across the ocean back home, western culture was missing out on the biggest secret of all, and hence le bon taé was born.