Black Tea
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Assam Tea
from $6.75
Our fine Indian Assam tea (Fatikcherra Estate) exhibits that classic Assam maltiness, yet remains medium bodied.
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Darjeeling Tea
from $7.75
Our autumn-flush vintage top-leaf Darjeeling tea comes from India's Makaibari Estate and is organically processed. Strong character, yet delicate for a black tea.
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English Breakfast Tea
from $3.25
Our English Breakfast is a Ceylon black tea, full-bodied and coppery bright. Great with milk.
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Lapsang Souchong Tea
from $6.00
A campfire in your cup! This remarkable tea has a crisp character with the heady aroma of pine and oak wood fire.
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Milima (Kenya) Tea
from $5.75
This Kenyan tea is a new favorite among traditional black tea lovers. Milima boasts a smooth complex flavor featuring notes of malt, citrus fruit.
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Pu-erh Tuo Cha Tea
from $7.75
A very smooth, earthy character makes Pu Erh a sophisticated and rich tea. Pu Erh is good for digestion and is the only tea which actually improves with age.
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Queen Mary Tea
from $3.25
This regal blend from India, Sri Lanka, and Kenya makes a good round cup of tea. Exhibits a flowery character and malty notes.
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Russian Caravan Tea
from $5.75
A rich blend of black teas from Sri Lanka and India's Assam region. This strong tea has a slight smoky aroma which is not present in the taste.
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Scottish Breakfast Tea
from $5.25
For those who enjoy a dark, astringent tea, Scottish Breakfast is an excellent choice. Composed of teas from India and China, it combines bright, flavorful notes with a hint of oakiness.
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Vithanakande Tea
from $11.25
100% pure topgrade Ceylon tea from Sri Lanka. Vithanakande is one of Sarine's favorites because of it's silky smooth cup with tons of sweet chocolate and berries.
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