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Art of Tea | Rose Black |12 Count Sampler Box
Art of Tea | Rose Black |12 Count Sampler Box
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- DELICIOUS EXPERIENCE – This Art of Tea sampler pack includes 12 pyramid tea sachets of our all-new Rose Black Tea, a silky, full body blend of rich black tea with hints of freshly blossomed rose petals that offer a refreshingly complex flavor that will leave you calm and relaxed. Our carefully hand selected rose tea leaves are picked fresh and are made up of the most amazing edible rose petals for desserts we could find. This rose petal tea is just like afternoon tea at your local Rose Gardens.
- INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED - Each Art of Tea signature sachet is made from 100% compostable plant-based soilon with no plastics, so you won’t have to worry about microparticles ruining your tea. Plus, once you’re done with your tea, the bag is completely biodegradable
- CREATE A PERFECT BREW - Each tea pack includes 12 individual tea sachets, enough for 12 strong cups of delicious tea! Each sachet is blended for one 8 oz cup of tea, for this Rose Black Tea Blend, steep water to 206 degrees Fahrenheit and steep for 3-5 minutes. If you’re looking to brew a bigger batch, add one tea bag per 8 ounces of water for a strong brew in larger doses.
- CAFFEINE CONTENTS - This Rose Black Tea blend contains a moderate amount of caffeine, making this a perfect tea to start your day with. Goes great with breakfast.
- ADDITIVE FREE - All of Art of Tea’s blends are 100% organic or made of natural ingredients with no additives. This Rose Black tea includes: Black Tea, Organic Rose Petals, Natural Flavor
Overview
- Brand : Art of Tea
- Item Form : Teabags
- Flavor : Rose Black
- Tea Variety : Black
- Unit Count : 12.00 Count
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