My favorite tea
I ordered my favorite organic Black Tippy Colombian tea grown high in the Andes, and it came promptly and well packaged. I'm reordering for sure.
Black Tippy Columbian Black Tea 1oz
$4.81
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- 1-100362
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Did you know Columbia even made tea!? This tea comes to us from the Bitaco Garden, located at high elevation in the Bitaco township on the western slope of the Andean mountain range- the only garden in Columbia producing specialty tea! This distinctive tea has a golden tippy dry leaf and a clear, amber liquor. You will find it fully but gently astringent, lightly fruity, with teasing flavor notes reminiscent of raisins, yet always keeping the notable sweetness os the perfect breakfast tea!
Insider Tip: This tea is one of our New Origin Teas. New Origin teas are teas produced in regions that traditionally haven't grown tea. These regions are producing new and interesting teas that continue to evolve the specialty tea industry!
Caffeine Level: Medium/High.
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Learn more about Bitaco, Columbia.
Ingredients: Black tea from Columbia.
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