This blend of passion and star fruit is technically a tisane rather than a tea. Teas are made from tea plants while tisanes are made from flowers, roots, or fruit.
Passion fruit is sweet and tart with notes of mandarin, orange, and pineapple. Star fruit is sweet and slightly tart. These tropical fruits combine in a refreshing and fruity-tasting tea that's a good source of vitamin C.
This watermelon, lime, and coconut tea is technically a tisane rather than a tea. Teas are made from tea plants while tisanes are made from flowers, roots, or fruit.
Great for cold brew herbal tea.
Black tea leaves infused with coconut water and mixed with pineapple pieces. Sumptuous with a tropical twist.
What's black tea?
Black tea is the most oxidized of all the teas. In oxidation tea leaves are exposed to the air to dry and darken. The more oxidized a tea is, the stronger it is. From strongest to lightest are black, oolong, green, and white teas.
Health benefits of black tea include:
Please note all black teas contain caffeine and should be consumed in moderation.
This red dragon fruit and mango tea is technically a tisane rather than a tea. Teas are made from tea plants while tisanes are made from flowers, roots, or fruit.
These tropical fruit piece combine to make a sweet and refreshing tea.
Black tea leaves scented with lychee fruit, this tea has a wonderful flavor, either hot or cold.
What's black tea?
Black tea is the most oxidized of all the teas. In oxidation tea leaves are exposed to the air to dry and darken. The more oxidized a tea is, the stronger it is. From strongest to lightest are black, oolong, green, and white teas.
Health benefits of black tea include:
Please note all black teas contain caffeine and should be consumed in moderation.
This delicate blend combines mudan or peony white tea from Fujian province, China and dried bits of papaya and mango, rose petals, and cornflowers.
What's white tea?
Teas differ due to the oxidation process. In oxidation tea leaves are exposed to the air to dry and darken. The more oxidized a tea is, the stronger it is. From strongest to lightest are black, oolong, green, and white teas. White tea still contains caffeine but less than more oxidized teas.
Potential health benefits of white tea include:
This refreshing blend of Chinese gunpowder green tea, peppermint, and spearmint is considered the drink of hospitality in parts of North Africa.
Gunpowder tea is a kind of green tea so called because of the tightly rolled leaves resembling tiny pellets. The smoky flavor and aroma comes from the way the tea leaves are roasted. The caffeine content of gunpowder tea is higher than that of other green teas.
What's green tea?
Green tea differs from black or oolong tea because it's less oxidized. In oxidation tea leaves are exposed to the air to dry and darken. The more oxidized a tea is, the stronger it is. From strongest to lightest are black, oolong, green, and white teas.
Green tea is believed to have various health benefits. A large study in Japan showed a link between daily consumption of green tea and lower risk of death from cardiovascular diseases. Another Japanese study showed that "higher consumption rates of green tea were associated with a reduced risk of stroke."
Green tea has also been shown to help regulate blood sugar levels, aid in digestion, and decrease inflammation in the skin.
A quenching and refreshing blend of black and green tea with a pineapple forward sweetness. Includes bits of dried pineapple and passion fruit. Delicious hot or chilled.
What's black tea?
Black tea is the most oxidized of all the teas. In oxidation tea leaves are exposed to the air to dry and darken. The more oxidized a tea is, the stronger it is. From strongest to lightest are black, oolong, green, and white teas.
Health benefits of black tea include:
Please note all black teas contain caffeine and should be consumed in moderation.
What's green tea?
Green tea differs from black or oolong tea because it's less oxidized. In oxidation tea leaves are exposed to the air to dry and darken. The more oxidized a tea is, the stronger it is. From strongest to lightest are black, oolong, green, and white teas.
Green tea is believed to have various health benefits. A large study in Japan showed a link between daily consumption of green tea and lower risk of death from cardiovascular diseases. Another Japanese study showed that "higher consumption rates of green tea were associated with a reduced risk of stroke."
Green tea has also been shown to help regulate blood sugar levels, aid in digestion, and decrease inflammation in the skin.
This oolong tea is contains bits of dried strawberry and goji berries. Both are good sources of vitamin C and other nutrients.
What's oolong tea?
Oolong tea differs from black tea because it's less oxidized. In oxidation tea leaves are exposed to the air to dry and darken. The more oxidized a tea is, the stronger it is. From strongest to lightest are black, oolong, green, and white teas.
Oolong tea has various health benefits, including helping to lower the risk of diabetes, benefiting heart health, reducing stress, and improving sleep. However, please all oolong teas contain caffeine and should be consumed in moderation.
Genmaicha is a variant on sencha, a type of Japanese green tea. Sencha refers to tea leaves that are picked first in the season. As a result the tea has a delicate sweetness and mild astringency. It's also high in vitamin C.
Genmaicha is sencha tea with roasted and popped kernels of brown rice. Ideal after a meal with oily or deep-fried foods.
What's green tea?
Green tea differs from black or oolong tea because it's less oxidized. In oxidation tea leaves are exposed to the air to dry and darken. The more oxidized a tea is, the stronger it is. From strongest to lightest are black, oolong, green, and white teas.
Green tea is believed to have various health benefits. A large study in Japan showed a link between daily consumption of green tea and lower risk of death from cardiovascular diseases. Another Japanese study showed that "higher consumption rates of green tea were associated with a reduced risk of stroke."
Green tea has also been shown to help regulate blood sugar levels, aid in digestion, and decrease inflammation in the skin.
Bits of dried dragonfruit add refreshing and light fruit flavor to mild green tea. Rose buds add some lovely color.
What's green tea?
Green tea differs from black or oolong tea because it's less oxidized. In oxidation tea leaves are exposed to the air to dry and darken. The more oxidized a tea is, the stronger it is. From strongest to lightest are black, oolong, green, and white teas.
Green tea is believed to have various health benefits. A large study in Japan showed a link between daily consumption of green tea and lower risk of death from cardiovascular diseases. Another Japanese study showed that "higher consumption rates of green tea were associated with a reduced risk of stroke."
Green tea has also been shown to help regulate blood sugar levels, aid in digestion, and decrease inflammation in the skin.
Long jing or "dragon well" is one of the most celebrated green teas in China. The tea is harvested in early spring before the Qingming Festival. A must-have for green tea lovers.
What's green tea?
Green tea differs from black or oolong tea because it's less oxidized. In oxidation tea leaves are exposed to the air to dry and darken. The more oxidized a tea is, the stronger it is. From strongest to lightest are black, oolong, green, and white teas.
Green tea is believed to have various health benefits. A large study in Japan showed a link between daily consumption of green tea and lower risk of death from cardiovascular diseases. Another Japanese study showed that "higher consumption rates of green tea were associated with a reduced risk of stroke."
Green tea has also been shown to help regulate blood sugar levels, aid in digestion, and decrease inflammation in the skin.
