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Origin: This white tea comes from the Fujian province of China where the harvesters use the bud and sets of leaves to create a unique tea. Unlike green teas, the processing of white teas do not incorporate any steaming or pan-firing.This tea, also known...

Huang Mountain, or Yellow Mountain, green tea features fat, golden-green buds. The flavor is sweet and delicate. Considered one of China's most famous teas, the Yellow Mountain Maofeng is a green tea grown in the foothills of the Yellow Mountain range...

This tea features mild bits of dried fruit, herbs, flower petals, and natural flavors. Caffeine Level: NoneIngredients: Apple, hibiscus, rose hip peels, orange peels, ginger, lemongrass, pineapple, marigold petals, natural flavoring

One of China's most popular teas, Keemun Black Tea (祁门红茶) sometimes referred to as "Red Tea", is famous for its distinct aromas, including a winey and fruity taste, and is designated as a China Famous Tea. Because of this, it is an excellent choice...

Rolled Oolong leaves are coated with ginseng powder and licorice. The licorice imparts a slightly sweet note to the tea with a lasting finish. A medium amber brew with layers of flavor.Origin: Taiwan. Oolong processing includes tossing or shaking...

Black tea from the foothills of the Himalayas in northern India. This Darjeeling is graded FTGFOP: Fine Tippy Golden Flowery Orange Pekoe.

This tea features traditional green tea infused with tropical fruit flavors. Tea, fruit, and flower petals are organically cultivated.Ingredients: Green tea, papaya bits, pineapple bits, marigold petals, natural flavoring

Chinese black tea is blended with a mix of real ginger root and natural flavoring to create a warming, mildly spicy brew perfect for cozy fall mornings. Ingredients: Chinese black tea, ginger root, and natural flavoring.

Rolled Oolong leaves are coated with ginseng powder and licorice. The licorice imparts a slightly sweet note to the tea with a lasting finish. A medium amber brew with layers of flavor.Origin: Taiwan. Oolong processing includes tossing or shaking...

One of eastern China's best known green teas. The sliver sprouts of the tea are neatly coiled and give this tea it's recognizable appearance. The tea is fresh and clean tasting with a hint of hazelnuts while the cup features a pale hue. Originating in...

Origin: China. Organic green tea is blended with ginger, lemon peel, and lemongrass, with refreshing accents of licorice, peppercorn, and mint, all organically cultivated. Enjoy hot or iced.Ingredients: Organic green tea, organic lemongrass, organic...

The Yunnan province in China, with its high mountains and abundant rainfall, produces some of the most exquisite teas in the world with the Gold Tip black tea being one of them.Yunnan gold is a tippy tea, meaning that it is high in leaf buds, and is...

This tea features a traditional bold black tea that is accompanied by sweet bits of pineapple and coconut. This Piña Colada fusion features a very rich aroma with a sweet mellow finish. Used with sweeteners, this tea is extremely popular iced...

Origin: Taiwan. Oolong processing includes tossing or shaking withered tea leaves to bruise the edges of the leaves. This promotes oxidation. Oolongs are known for their deeply aromatic cups.Very good fragrance tea that follows through to the flavor...

Sechung Oolong tea has a shorter fermentation time than other Oolongs from Fujian province. This results in a more subtle Oolong character. The cup is a light golden amber and gives a long lovely fragrance without a strong fired taste.Origin: Wuyi...

Naturally caffeine-free, Winter Pear Garden Fruit Tea is made up of a blend of dried pear, tartaric acid, and natural flavoring. Enjoy hot or iced for a refreshing treat.

One of China's most popular teas, Keemun Black Tea (祁门红茶) sometimes referred to as "Red Tea", is famous for its distinct aromas, including a winey and fruity taste, and is designated as a China Famous Tea. Because of this, it is an excellent choice...