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Black Loose Leaf Tea
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Tasteful, refreshing black loose leaf tea. Earl Grey tea and Assam black tea are just as good in the morning as they are in the afternoon, hot or cold.
Some of the best black tea world wide over. Assam black tea from India, Ceylon Supreme orange pekoe black tea from Sri Lanka and Black China FOP tea are some the wests most loved teas.
Assam Broken Orange Pekoe Tea 1/2 lb Bag Origin: Satrupa, Assam, India. This Assam is great as part of a blend or by itself provides a bright colored liquor with good body and a full flavor. $8.50 1/2 lb |
Ceylon Supreme Flowery Orange Pekoe Tea 1/2 lb bag Supreme Pekoe This black tea originates in Uva, Sri Lanka. Ceylon supreme flowery orange has a rolled and round curly leaf, which provides a brew with a heavy body and dark liquor The most precious gourmet black tea is grown in the western areas of the island of Sri Lanka (formerly known as Ceylon). |
Decaf English Breakfast Black Tea Although this tea has had is caffeine released, it has retained its incredible flavor. We are confident that our decaffeinating process is so superb that you wouldn't be able to tell you were drinking decaf unless it was a side by side taste test. Yes, we're that sure! |
China Black FOP This gourmet tea originates from Anhui, China and it classifies as a black whole leaf blend tea. The dry leaf is dark black, partially open and attractive. Anhui province provides the world with Keemun of the finest black teas. Chinese Black Tea is produced in 16 hilly regions of central and southern China. This is a gourmet tea of good quality and value with dark liquoring. $5.49 1/2 lb bag |
Formosa Oolong Black Tea Gaining more and more popularity in the US, Formosa Oolong tea might possibly turn out to be your new favorite! This full-bodied, refreshing tea has a fruity-sweet aroma and flavor to match. Give your body something rejuvenating while enjoying a flavorful cup of tea. 9.95 1/2 lb Bag |
Decaf Earl Grey Black Tea This decaffeinated tea is a time tested treasure and a real celebration of flavor. The unusual flavoring and winning combination that makes Earl Grey so special is the oil of Bergamot. Bergamot comes from the Turkish word for prince's pear and describes a pear shaped citrus that is grown around the Mediterranean. The oil is pressed from the rind and is popularly used for perfume as well as Earl Grey Tea. Bergamot has potential health benefits that include its ability to fight off colds and flu. It has also been used for hundreds of years as an antidepressant and an anti-anxiety medicine, and also wards off halitosis and oral infections. |
