Jars contain 15 biodegradable pyramid tea bags and are powder coated glass mason jars.
Origin: House Blend
Blackberry Bergamot:
Flavor: ripe blackberry, citrus, tart
This organic house blend of black teas combines juicy, ripe blackberries with the bright citrus flavor of cold-pressed bergamot oil. Excellent with milk and sugar; delicious hot; and showstopping over ice.
Ginger Lemon:
Flavor: earthy, spicy, citrus
A classic flavor combination: earthy, spicy ginger balanced by a touch of bright lemon with a sweet finish. Excellent with honey or mixed with your favorite green tea.
Honeymint:
Flavor: mint, honey, flowers
What goes best with minty green tea? Honey! While we couldn't add actual honey, our tiny (but mighty!) Osmanthus flowers have a honey-like flavor. Paired with a touch of orange blossom, this blend is light with a flowery aftertaste. 90% organic ingredients.
Peach Pie:
Flavor: smooth, baked peach, sweet
A blend of organic black teas with the warm flavor of gooey baked peaches and just the tiniest hint of cinnamon. Excellent black or with a splash of milk. Blended with 80% organic ingredients.
Raspberry Rose:
Flavor: delicate, tart, floral
This smooth Chinese green tea is scented with rose petals and just the lightest touch of juicy raspberry. It brews a delicate cup with a gentle but slightly tart aftertaste. Drink it hot or chilled.
Sweet Cream Earl Grey:
Flavor: vanilla, cream, citrus
We fused bright citrusy bergamot with creamy vanilla and just a touch of orange blossom in this black tea blend to create a totally different cup of Earl Grey.
Vanilla Chai:
Flavor: cardamom, spices, vanilla
A hearty blend of traditional chai spices in a base of organic black teas with just a touch of creamy vanilla to round it out. Excellent black, with milk or over ice! 93% organic ingredients.
Victorian Cream:
Flavor: lavender, vanilla, rose
A rich blend of organic black teas with a generous helping of lavender blossoms and rose petals with creamy vanilla. Drink it black or with a splash of milk. It is especially tasty next to the fire while reading Emily Bronte.
