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Revival Tea Company Tropical Green Tea - Green Tea Blend with Pineapple and Papaya Flavor - Loose Leaf 6 Ounces
Revival Tea Company Tropical Green Tea - Green Tea Blend with Pineapple and Papaya Flavor - Loose Leaf 6 Ounces
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- Sweet, Fruity Green Tea Blend: Our Tropical Green Tea uses Japanese Sencha as its core; a green tea with slender leaves that produces a yellow cup and naturally sweet flavor. The Sencha is accompanied by pineapple pieces and colorful cornflower petals to make a sensational tea!
- Energy and Immunity Support: Made from Sencha Green Tea, this tea provides a natural, non- jittery energy boost needed to start your day, or get you through your busy afternoon schedule. Green tea also provides many positive effects to help strengthen your immune system. Contains 30 mg of caffeine.
- Available in Bags or Loose Leaf: Revival Tea blends are crafted to be enjoyed however you prefer your tea. Our Tropical Green Tea comes in packs of 24 sachets (tea bags) or in loose leaf form.
- How to Brew: Scoop 1 teaspoon of tea per 8 ounces of water (or 1 tea bag), heat water to 170F for hot tea, and steep for 3 minutes. The last step is the best - sip and enjoy. Cheers!
- Craft Tea Experts: Revival Tea Company was founded to disrupt the tea world and make premium, unique teas more accessible to a new generation of tea drinkers. We use only the finest, ethically sourced ingredients and promote sustainability however we can. We have over 60 blends available in loose leaf and tea bags. Welcome to the Revival!
Overview
- Brand : REVIVAL TEA COMPANY
- Item Form : Loose Leaves
- Flavor : Tropical Green Tea
- Tea Variety : Green
- Unit Count : 6.0 Ounce
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