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Holiday Berry Green Tea
Posted by admin on February 9th, 2010 filed in Products
Holiday Berry Green TeaDeep steamed organic Japanese green tea blended with rose petals and essence of cherry.Water Temperature: 180-185 F degreesCaffeine Content: MediumSteep Time: 3 minutesIngredients: Organic Sencha Japanese Green Tea, Rose Petals, and Essence of CherryOrigin: Art of Tea Blend
White Goji Blossom / Specialty Retail CanisterAward Winning Green Pomegranate / Specialty Retail Canister. Select green tea hand tossed in a large wok, dried to perfection, then carefully blended with raspberries and rosehips and antioxidant-rich essence of pomegranate. Sweeten the senses with a tart and tangy rush to the palate.
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Tea Time: A Guide to the Four Basic Types of Tea
Posted by admin on February 8th, 2010 filed in Tea
A cup of tea can help you get your morning started or aid in relaxation after a long and stressful day. You can warm up on a cold winter day with a steaming mug of your favorite tea, or you can cool down on a summer afternoon with a tall, refreshing, glass of iced tea. Not only does it taste great hot or cold, but it can also help you stay healthy. With a variety of tea that seem to come in ever color of the rainbow and every flavor possible, walking down the tea aisle at your local grocery store can be a perplexing event. The truth of the matter is that there are basically four groups of tea and most of your favorite will fall into those categories.
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Apricot Escape (Caffeine Free)
Posted by admin on February 8th, 2010 filed in Products
Apricot Escape (Caffeine Free)$10 Blow Out Sale Miraculous tea from the Silk Road. It contains a rich source of metabolic and digestive enzymes, amino acids, vitamins and minerals. The taste and health benefits of drinking dark tea have been highly recognized throughout history. This 100% fermented Fucha tea has a strong, earthy and distinguished bouquet.20 discs per stick. INGREDIENTS /Tea
Finum Glass Teapot- AnthraciteDistinctively hand harvested and coal baked in small batches for Art of Tea. Our rare and delicious Ti Kuan Yin Roasted is a high altitude selection that is exotic and more oxidized than Ti Kuan Yin Green. A must have for the seasoned oolong tea drinker or someone looking for a unique intro to the world of oolongs. This amazing tea steeps an amber colored infusion with a full body and distinctive rich flavor notes of dark chocolate with hints of roasted chestnut and sun drenched raisins.Water Temperature: 206 F degreesSteep Time: 3-5 minutesIngredients: Oolong TeaOrigin: Nantao, Taiwan
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Lavender Herbal Tea
Posted by Guest Author on February 7th, 2010 filed in Reader Articles
Lavender herbal tea has become a very popular herbal tea.However, the tea has been used for a very long time in assisting with nervous system disorders.The lavender plant is very aromatic and looks more like a shrub with its multi branches and woody stems.The herb can grow anywhere from 6 to 24 inches. It is known mainly to have purple flowers but there are also white and pink ones as well.The leaves are a gray green color.
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 LOOSE HERBAL TEA no caffeine all natural 20 varieties  US $3.25
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 QUALITY HERBAL SLEEPING RELAX CHAMOMILE TEA LAVENDER US $20.37
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 Dried Lavender Flower Blossom Bud Herbal Tea 100g 35oz US $9.99
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The plant is found in the middle east, northern Africa, India, and some other areas in the region.Since this herb is growing in popularity, other places such as the United States and Japan are now cultivating it. They get the best results when lavender is planted in places that have plenty of sunshine as well as a dry climate.
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Ceremonial Matcha 20 gm tin
Posted by admin on February 7th, 2010 filed in Products
Ceremonial Matcha 20 gm tin$32 per 20 gram canisterFresh leaves from a supreme organic Gyokuro green tea are stone ground into a fine powder. In the traditional Japanese tea ceremony, Matcha, literally powdered tea, is elegantly delivered by bamboo spoon into a bowl of hot water, then whipped with a bamboo whisk into a frothy, rich brew sipped right from the bowl. Renowned for its health benefits and versatile attributes in fine dining. Water Temperature: 180 F degreesCaffeine Content: MediumSteep Time: 1 teaspoon per 3oz of water best enjoyed when frothed and fully whisked.Ingredients: Stone Ground Tencha Green TeaOrigin: Uji Gardens, Japan Additional Art of Tea's Tip: Whisk the Matcha well with a Bamboo whisk and break up any small lumps with the tip of your whisk while whisking tea. This assures the most optimal flavor and a smooth and creamy texture.
Yogi Chai Black TeaAn authentic, rich and spicy blend, which has been a mainstay in northern India for centuries. The classic spices of organic cinnamon, cardamom, ginger and clove buds are mixed with organic Assam black tea to capture this truly authentic flavor. After brewing, add milk or a milk substitute and sweetener to create an exquisite taste that is delightfully unique to chai.
Mango Ceylon Tea Fair Trade OrganicHighlights of fresh, juicy mango marry with the smooth flavor of Ceylon black tea and elegant marigold petals. The refreshing, tropical flavor is also perfect for organic iced tea.
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Fair Trade Teas Are A Tasty Choice For You And The Environment
Posted by admin on February 7th, 2010 filed in Tea
Tea is a wonderful warm drink with which to start or end your day. Sweetened with a bit of sugar or honey and a dollop of cream, it is ambrosia. Organic teas make a healthy choice because they are produced without additional chemicals being added to the soil or plants. Organic herbal teas offer a decaffeinated choice for a late-night sip. When you are shopping for your favorite tea flavors, check the labeling to make sure that the bulk tea you select is fair trade tea.
Fair trade products, including fair trade tea, are produced in such a way to help eliminate poverty in developing countries where products are produced. This happens by developed countries where the products are sold paying a fair price for the product while encouraging sustainable farming practices in the production countries. The people who produce the product are given better access to buyers of the product, and by cutting out middlemen the producer is able to keep more of the profit. People who produce various products are also paid a sustainable wage. For all these reasons, people who buy products that originate in other countries should buy responsibly, and look for the fair trade label on the products.
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 6 tins of Rishi Organic Fair Trade Loose Leaf Tea US $47.99
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 Acia Green Tea 100 Organic Fair Trade US $4.95
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 Certified Organic Fair Trade Earl Grey Loose Tea 4 oz US $9.99
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 2005 Yunnan Organic Fair Trade AAA Pu erh Tea200g US $9.90
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 Choice Organics Whole Leaf Fair Trade Jade Green Tea US $6.75
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 NEW Numi Collection of Fair Trade Organic teas 18 box US $7.00
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 TRADER JOES Fair Trade Tea Organic Black 20 Teabags US $4.55
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 Lavender Earl Grey Tea 100 Organic Fair Trade 10 bags US $7.95
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 1 LB Rishi Green Tea Mint Organic Fair Trade BULK FRESH US $31.99
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You might choose your favorite tea flavors and purchase them as organic loose tea. In this way, you can blend together the tastes that you enjoy in a custom tea blend that you make yourself. Of course, you will also find organic tea blends available that are delightful to drink. Fairly traded and organic English Breakfast tea makes a great tasting choice for when you need something with a little zip to help you wake up and get going in the morning. Another fairly traded and organic tea that comes from the camellia plant is interestingly called Gunpowder tea. The leaves are tightly rolled in order to produced this crisp tasting tea, and because they are rolled it helps to dramatically increase the shelf life beyond what is normally found in other teas.
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Earth Mama Peaceful Mama Tea
Posted by admin on February 7th, 2010 filed in Products
Earth Mama Peaceful Mama Tea16 bags of Earth Mama Peaceful Mama Tea. Peaceful Mama Tea combines traditionally calming herbs to help ease a mama's busy head and agitated body.
Assorted Pyramid Teabag Gift Box- $10 OFF, LIMITED TIME!A beautifully rich, presentation box with an assortment of 6 delicious teas packaged in eco-friendly pyramid tea sachets. The set includes 8 of each of the following popular teas and tisanes: - Mint Green - Egyptian Chamomile - Citrus Blossom - Organic Breakfast - Earl Grey Creme - Japanese Green Please Note: Assortment is Subject to Change without Notice Due to Availability SALE PRICE: $58 Regularly Priced at $68
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The Caffeine Of Black Tea
Posted by admin on February 6th, 2010 filed in Tea
Black tea caffeine was first discovered in 1827. Called theine, the substance was known to have very similar effects as caffeine in coffee. Eventually, it was shown that theine of tea was actually identical to caffeine, and since then, the term has been dropped.
The relief from fatigue we find in drinking tea can be attributed to its caffeine content. Black tea caffeine is a stimulant that has been shown to increase speed in reaction time, increase alertness, and improve concentration.
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Health Benefits Of Drinking Green Tea
Posted by Lisa Smith on February 5th, 2010 filed in Tea
According to legends, tea was found by a Chinese emperor about five thousand years back. This Chinese emperor was boiling water to the assumption that it can become more drinkable and safer to drink. When all of a sudden a massive gust of wind usurped and blew the leaves into the water that's boiling. By the mixture of water and leaves, a brown mix was fashioned. Reluctantly, the emperor discovered the mix making a really perfumed smell. The instant he tasted it, he described it to be acceptable. From that moment on, green tea was born.
No matter how accurate this legend is, what's important is that green tea have become one of the most popular drink in China. Drinking green tea made several discoveries regarding health benefits. Aside from green tea becoming an antioxidant, it is also claimed that it can help with cancer prevention, heart protection, arthritis prevention and liver protection.
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Velvet Tea
Posted by admin on February 5th, 2010 filed in Products
Velvet TeaSweet enticing chocolate swimming in a deep velvety base of organic rooibos and refreshing mint leaves. The perfect answer to a dessert tea. The finish is smooth, complimented with a touch of vanilla.Water Temperature: 206 F degreesCaffeine Content: LowSteep Time: 5-7 minutesIngredients: Organic Fair Trade Rooibos, Organic Mint, Organic Apple, Organic Cacao Nibs, Chocolate, Natural FlavorsOrigin: Art of Tea Blend
A base of black OP leaf scented with the essence of the Lychee fruit. This tea has a natural, sweet and very aromatic character.
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