Black Teas
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Add to cart American grown tea is a rarity and this farm-to-table tea makes an excellent cup! One of the best black teas we tasted to date! A top-grade black tea with notes of honeysuckle, apricot and honey.
Fun fact; This Mississippi tea grower, Jason McDonald is a descendant of frontier hero Daniel Boone! -
Add to cart Cacao “tea” was a favorite with Martha Washington for it’s interesting flavor and health benefits. Around 1682 cacao started being imported into North America and was esteemed for its affordability to all classes. The Theobromine content is relaxing to the body and stimulating to brain, respiratory and circulatory functions.
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Add to cart Of Boston Tea party fame. Bohea tea (pronounced “Boo-Hee”)was by far the largest tea import in colonial America- this blend originate in China with trade to the British and Dutch East India companies. It was so popular, the word bohea became the slang term for tea.
More Bohea tea was destroyed in the Boston Tea Party than any other tea. (242 chests with an average weight of a chest being 270 pounds!)
Bohea is a smoky winey blend of Wuyi Mountain black and Lapsan Souchong teas.
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Add to cart The spell of the forested, rocky Oregon coast in your cup!
Green Salmon’s hearty blend of Assam and Yunnan Gold Black teas with a touch of Kombu and Cedar to invoke the scents of the seaside.Kombu seaweed is calcium and potassium rich and calms the nervous system and soothes digestion.
Cedar strengthens the respiratory system and aids rheumatism.
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A blend of several different broken pekoe Assam black teas. Robust, hearty, brisk and very smooth! -
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Lapsang’s flavor is strong and smokey. Think fall and campfires! Compliments the natural black tea tase without overpowering; redolent of teas pleasantly infused with the smoke from campfires of tea merchant caravans traveling the Siberian trade.
Lapsang was a common import to colonial America by the East India trading company; 35 chests (each at approximately 270 pound of tea) were destroyed in the famous tea party! -
Add to cart 2oz. $5.50
Heavenly scented with vanilla, rose and cardamom. A delicate and tantalizing brew for afternoon or after dinner sipping. -
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This is a very well balanced blend of natural bergamot oil, lemon peel, safflower threads, cacao nibs and Assam tea. -
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A blend of sweet, amber organic Oolong tea leaves with Japanese Gomishi berries and plum essence. This is a superb cup of tea, full in refreshing fragrance and taste. -
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An aromatic blending of organic, fair-trade vanilla bean and black tea. A nice afternoon cup.
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Traditional and Unique teas and blends from around the world.