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Simply put, Tea comes from one (yes only one!) type of plant called Camellia sinensis. The differences among tea, whether it be black, oolong, green or white, depends on how the tea leaves are processed. Click here for a description of the different types of teas. We offer an incredible variety of artisan tea and herbal tisane blends ranging fro...

Simply put, Tea comes from one (yes only one!) type of plant called Camellia sinensis. The differences among tea, whether it be black, oolong, green or white, depends on how the tea leaves are processed. Click here for a description of the different types of teas. We offer an incredible variety of artisan tea and herbal tisane blends ranging from black, oolong, green, white ~ a majority of them are certified organic, single estate teas, while others have been carefully blended with spices, herbs, and inspired flavor combinations to flatter and refresh your palette. All of our teas are of premium to superior quality from hand-selected growers throughout the world.

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  • Black Tea
    Black Tea
    A true pick-me-up, black teas contain the highest amount of caffeine. These teas are subjected to the full fermentation process comprised of four steps - withering, rolling, fermenting, and firing (or drying). Black tea is the most popular tea in the western world. It’s known for its bold, full-bodied flavor.
  • Green Tea
    Green Tea
    Rich in anti-oxidants, green tea can also be referred to as “non-oxidized” tea. Often enjoyed for its health benefits and clean taste, green tea has a low to moderate level of caffeine. Green Tea is often described as having a delicate, light, vegetal, and subtly sweet flavor that is naturally refreshing. Green tea also contains L-theanine, an amino acid which has been linked to increased focus and attentional processing.
  • White Tea
    White Tea
    White tea is a rare and luxurious tea from China and India. These first-pick young buds are not allowed to green-up in the sun, therefore they have a silvery appearance and produce a light amber cup. Minimally processed, white teas contain the least amount of caffeine. White tea is rich in anti-oxidants. White tea also contains L-theanine, an amino acid which has been linked to increased focus and attentional processing.
  • Oolong Tea
    Oolong Tea
    Oolong tea is referred to as “semi-oxidized” tea and originates primarily in Taiwan and China. This semi-oxidation leads to a beautifully fruity tea that carries qualities of both black and green teas. Oolongs are always whole leaf teas. They contain a moderate amount of caffeine.
  • Caffeine Free Tea
    Caffeine Free Tea
    Caffeine Free Herbal & Botanical Blends High quality, aromatic and wonderfully fragrant, our caffeine-free blends of delicate flowers, fruits and herbs are termed Botanical and Fruit Blends. They contain no tea leaves. They are often referred to as Herbal Teas or Tisanes.
  • Rooibos Tea
    Rooibos Tea
    Rooibos Tea From the Cedarburg Mountains in the Western Cape of South Africa comes the herbal product dubbed to be a "cure all" by the people of southern Africa and beyond - Rooibos, or "Red-Bush" tea. Rooibos is loaded with healthful anti-oxidants and has been studied in recent years for its health beneficial properties. Our selection of Rooibos blends are both fruit based and spice based. Each is quite beloved.
  • Chai Tea
    Chai Tea
    Chai Tea Chai Tea has its origins in Asia and regions of Africa. Our Chai blends are organic and range from traditional to eclectic. Whole ingredient based Chai makes a world of difference for flavor and experience!
  • Seasonally Inspired Flavors
    Seasonally Inspired...
    Seasonally Inspired Teas It is always nice to find a tea that creates nostalgia and reminds you of your favorite season of the year. Choose from the following list of Seasonally Inspired Favorites to make your Holiday Season even brighter!
  • Iced Tea
    Iced Tea
    Iced Tea Many teas make good Iced Tea, but our selections for Iced Tea make GREAT ICED TEA! Steeped best with hot water in larger batches for the best results. Keep some on hand in the refrigerator at any time of the year.
  • Organic Tea
    Organic Tea
    Organic Teas We believe in seeking and providing Organically grown ingredients whenever and wherever possible. We support this belief by sourcing from tea gardens, farms and supply chains with the same philosophy. Many of our products are Organic.
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