“Tea is at the heart of Asian culture and it has always been a part of my life,” Xue says. “Yet the tea brands we know and love are not Asian. I think It is our generation’s responsibility to claim our culture and create a brand that represents us. And so, I wanted to bring forth a really beautiful, high-quality product that could appeal to the new generations of tea drinkers here in America.”
Xue grew up in Shanghai and attended the Academy of Art University in San Francisco focusing on graphic design. She later moved to New York.” Xue says, noting that Us Two Tea is about celebrating relationships and connections. “We want to celebrate all the small moments in life that give us the greatest joy - a kiss, a smile, a laugh, or a burst of creativity - alone or in the company of those we love,” Xue says. “Tea is for everyone. I want to make tea culture more accessible to people in the U.S and to speak to them in a way that coffee connects people here: inclusive, welcoming and accessible.”
She founded Us Two Tea late in 2018, launching officially on Valentine’s Day in 2019, mostly working on the company with one partner and promoting her brand and the “joy of Taiwanese tea” with a larger audience.
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