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Developed in the 16th century, black teas became China's staple export to the West. For most of us, these are familiar teas. Black teas range in flavor from light-bodied to full-bodied. |
A premium set of teas with the addition of Ceylon Vintage Silver Tips and Bergamot. (1 lb. $32.25, 7 oz. (decaf) $18.25, 20ct bags $5.75) |
A classic blend of strong Assam and smooth Ceylon, this tea produces a mellow, satisfying cup. (4 oz. $8.50, 20ctbags $5.75)) |
A delicious blend of Decaf black tea and lemon flavor. A nice way to control one's caffeine intake. (20 ct. bags $5.75) |
Loaded with flavor, these black teas from Ceylon have the caffeine removed - a great choice for the caffeine conscious. This tea can stand-alone or be complemented with milk and sugar. (20 ct. bags $5.75) |
Toasty teas from Formosa blended with brisk teas from Ceylon to recharge your mornings…or anytime. Alone or with milk and sugar you will greet the day with a smile. (1 lb. $23.00, 8 oz. $15.75, 4.4 oz. $7.49, 50ct. bags $7.95, 20ct. bags $5.75) |
100% Assam. Like traditional Irish blends, this is a good way to start your morning. Like cereal, it takes milk and sugar well. (8 oz. $15.75, 4 oz. $8.50, 25ct. bags $7.49, 20ct. bags $5.75) |
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High in the mountains, deep in the mist that surround the Himalayas is Darjeeling. It is the "Queen of Teas". Good for the King too. (8 oz. $16.95, 4 oz. $8.89, 4 oz. (decaf) $11.75, 20ct. bags $5.75)) |
This tea is reminiscent of one of the most popular blends in Paris. It is a fruity black tea with a hint of lemony Bergamot and Vanilla (1 lb. $24.75, 4 oz. $9.25) |
| This is a favorite of the British. (8.8 oz. $10.95, 10ct. bags $3.60) |
An ancient and much loved tea in China. Large leaves are dried over smoky pine fires. As you might imagine, the tea develops a distinctive smoky flavor. Our customers say it reminds them of sitting by a camp fire. (3 oz. $8.95) |
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Worldwide, more green than black tea is consumed. The Chinese have been making green teas for many centuries, and thus have developed it into an art form. The Japanese have integrated tea into their culture for many years with tea ceremonies, a practice that has developed into a way of life for many. Let us introduce you to some of the green teas of the world. |
A blend of Japanese Bancha with citrus flavor and orange flowers. This tea provides a gentle introduction into the world of green tea. (1 lb. $24.75, 8 oz. $15.25, 4 oz. $8.95) |
Hand-blended green teas from India with a marvelous, tropical pineapple flavor. Discover this fresh twist on traditional green teas. (20ct. bags $5.75) |
The most popular tea in Japan. A clean green tea that is very approachable and very high quality. (1 lb. $38.95, 8 oz. $23.25, 4 oz. $13.95, 3 oz (decaf) $11.95) |
A basic green tea with a slightly smoky flavor, Gunpowder is a good everyday green tea. It gets its name from the rolled leaf balls that are leaden in color like spent gunpowder. (1 lb. $21.95, 8 oz. $14.50) |
| One of China's finest green teas; a rare tea. (4 oz. $16.95) |
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The rarest tea available today is found in China and Sri Lanka. These delicate teas are new buds picked before they open and are withered to allow the natural moisture to evaporate and then are gently dried. The flavor is subtle and must be carefully appreciated. Health benefits are similar to green tea. |
An excellent introduction to rare white tea. This white tea has an abundance of silvery white buds and green leaves. (2 oz. $9.35) |
The original white tea with just large buds. The flavor is drier than other white teas. (2 oz. $22.95) |
A very rare white tea that is tied into the shape of a star. In addition to being beautiful to look at, it has a nice nectar flavor. (2 oz. $27.00) |
A very rare tea. The terminal buds are picked from the tea bushes high in Ceylon. They are handled carefully so the bud remains whole and will become silvery. Since there is no leaf, there is no traditional tea flavor. The liquid is pale pink and has a sublime, slightly sweet taste. (2 oz. $27.00) |
This tea was developed especially for weddings. It is a blend of Mutan white tea with pink rosebuds, vanilla and lemon. It is available in silken sachets. (1 lb. $17.50, 20ct. bags $13.95, 5ct. bags $4.50) |
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Also know as brown tea, Oolongs come from either side of the Taiwan Straits: China and Formosa. The process to yield Oolong is the most complicated, with repeated wilting and shaking in bamboo baskets, to arrive at the perfect state that captures the fragrant essence of the leaf. |
Over the last two hundred years, the tea growers who colonized Formosa have taught the tradition of making Oolong. Our Oolong is the most oxidized (brownest) available. (3 oz. $8.95) |
| Oolong tea with the flavor of ginger added; soothing. (3 oz. $9.75) |
This is one of China’s most famous oolongs. It is more oxidized (browner) than some of the other oolongs. (4 oz. $16.95) |
| A darker tea with a 40% oxidation level, this tea is slightly more earthy and robust than other Oolong Teas. (4 oz. $16.95) |
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Herbals are comprised of only herbs, spices, and flavorings. They do not contain the traditional black tea that comes from the camellia sinensis plant, and do not contain caffeine. |
A marvelous brisk peppermint from Oregon. Caffeine free. This tea can get a pesky stomach under control in no time. (1.5 oz. $8.25) |
Pleasant with a slightly sweet taste reminiscent of green apples. A great calmer for evening or anytime. (20ct. bags $5.75) |
| A delightful tea that combines herbal Redbush, Cranberry and Oranges for a flavor that is warm and inviting. (4 oz. $13.75) |
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| These teas are certified organic. All of our organic teas are Kosher Certified. |
A blend of hand picked black teas from India. (50ct. bags $8.49, 20ct. bags $6.50) |
| A tea from Southern India that combines a wonderful fruit flavor with the health benefits of ginko. An excellent tea for those who are focused on the health benefits of various teas. (4 oz. $11.75) |
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Full-leaf Ceylon tea with peaches and ginger. A must. (8 oz. $15.50, 4 oz. $9.35, 20ct. bags $5.75) |
Our most popular flavored tea, this is a blend of black teas, three types of cinnamon, orange peel, and sweet cloves (no sugar added). Remarkably assertive. (4 oz. $9.45, 20ct. bags $5.75) |
For those who want a real taste of India, warm up your milk and add this blend of Assam tea, cinnamon, cardamom, and nutmeg. Add sugar and you will have Chai. (4 oz. $8.95, 20ct. bags $5.75) |
This is a very elegant tea with the “warm” almost nutty flavor of Apricot predominating. Chunks of dried apricot add a visual, as well as tasty appeal. (4 oz. $8.85) |
America’s most tropical flavor. Give this “juicy” tea a try and you will know why it is so popular. (4 oz. $9.35) |
| A natural sweetness and rich flavor makes this an irresistible delight. (4 oz. $9.35) |
| A unique combination of Gunpowder Green Tea and Peppermint leaves that gives a bold flavor within this crisp blend. (4.41 oz. $15.49) |
It has a big, fruity, berry flavor. It is a full-bodied tea that has become a favorite across America. (7 oz. $15.50, 4 oz. $9.35) |
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Made from Pouchong tea that is slightly browner than green tea. Fresh hasmine flowers are added to produce a delicate and fragrant brew.(4 oz. $8.75) |
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A blend of green tea, herbs, and vitamin C, ginsing, and other ingredients to make a high energy tea developed for the Olympic athletics. (7 large bags for iced tea $9.25, 20ct. bags for hot tea $9.25) |
Hot or iced, morning or evening, summer or winter—nourish your yin and elevate your yang with this creamy blend of black tea, spice, and spirit. Add your own mild for a delicious chai latte. (32 oz. $9.75) |
