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Almond Black
$3.75Almond flavor is marvelous anyway, but when added to black tea it takes an ordinary blend to the next level. I blended this tea with vanilla black one morning–it was divine. Other blending experiences might include orange blossom black, or coconut black.
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Apple Cinnamon Coffee Cake
$3.75A comforting, delightful tea anytime of the year. It’s well-balanced with all the flavors and is great on it’s own or enjoy with milk and sugar.
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Apricot Orchard Black
$3.75A favorite flavor combination for many tea lovers. This tea is wonderful both hot and iced.
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Caramel Black
$3.75Light caramel notes grace this lovely black tea. The pleasure starts before you even steep it with the buttery, caramel aroma and then, oh, the taste! You will love this.
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Chocolate Caramel
$3.75Mmmm…this is a well crafted flavored black tea for those mornings you just need something extra special! Chocolate and caramel come together to create a smooth, wonderful cup of black tea.
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Cinnamon Spice Black
$3.75Cinnamon Spice is an intense cinnamon(ey) experience if ever there was one. The sweetness in the this tea comes from cinnamon oil and it really hits the spot when you are craving a sweet treat. I also have a non-caffeinated version in the Rooibos category.
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Coconut Black
$3.75A slightly more exotic black tea that is great for blending with other flavors and botanicals. There are so many flavor combinations to create with this richly flavored black.
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Coconut Chai
$3.75For those who like their Chai a little exotic, this black tea has ginger root, cinnamon, shredded coconut, with ginger, coconut and vanilla flavor.
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Congou Black Rose OP
$3.75A classic scented Chinese tea, also known as Meigui Hongcha. Rose petals and tea leaves are layered during the production process until the scent, flavor and quality desired is achieved. It is sweet and full of flowery taste.
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Divine Lemon Black
$4.50This truly is a “divine” lemon black tea–that will please everyone, even those who don’t think they like black tea. It is full of fresh lemon flavor, but is not tart or sour in any way. I love it cold steeped and hot, but any way you make it will be delightful!
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Earl Gray Enchantment
$4.00This is a unique twist on Earl Gray with a subtle smoky character that adds dimension. Even people who may not regularly drink Earl Gray like this tea because of the savory exotic experience it provides.
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Earl Gray Lavender
$4.50This is a favorite of those who like Earl Gray, but a little lighter. This is a good quality Ceylon tea with oil of bergamot plus a fragrant lavender.
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Earl Gray Mosaic
$3.75This is an Earl Gray Crème that combines the classic flavor of traditional Earl Gray with a creamy vanilla tone that softens and expands its wonderful character. I’ve renamed the familiar Earl Gray Moonlight to Earl Gray Mosaic–still the same yummy tea!
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Earl Gray White Tip
$4.50The best Earl Gray you will ever taste! Fine Indian teas with a large portion of white tips blended with the finest oil of bergamot available.
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ET House Chai
$4.00I can’t say enough about how much I love this chai blend and I guess it shows by calling it our House Chai. This is a slightly different version of Masala Chai with more clove character. It is a big favorite among chai lovers! I have so much fun telling the kids that chai means tea and then asking them what people are saying when they ask for “chai tea”. You can guess the response: uproarious laughter.
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Front Street Chai
$5.00This is a unique masala chai that is delicious on its own or steeped traditionally with milk and sugar. Whole spices–cinnamon, ginger, cloves, fennel seed and orange peel, plus a subtle hint of smoke make this tea a treat to savor. You’ll appreciate the aroma as well as the taste.