With over 22 years of experience in the tea industry, we have honed our expertise in curating a selection of the finest and most beloved teas.
Our Monthly Tea Club is the easiest way to explore high-quality, thoughtfully curated teas without the commitment of full-size tins. Each month, you’ll receive four hand-selected tea samples, chosen for their flavor, origin, and seasonal appeal — all at an affordable price.
Interested in featuring your brand or organization on our tea products? Explore our range of wholesale opportunities.
Tea is a popular and timeless beverage enjoyed by people worldwide. As a wholesaler, you have the potential to tap into a lucrative market, especially if you offer a diverse range of high-quality teas.
We can collaborate with you to select the perfect teas based on your event, business needs, and target audience and package them with your organization's branding.
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Delicious and distinct
I think this is the best truly blueberry flavored black tea Ive found. An excellent novelty to add flavor to the day and it doesn't curdle milk so you can juj it up!
Blueberry Tea
The Maple Leaf Tea Room
Customers are loving it!
We have begun a "tea of the month" at our tea room, and this flavor is fast becoming a customer favorite!
Raspberry Tea
Angie
I love the variety of the teas
Organic Hibiscus Matcha
Walter Fite
Excellent Tea
Full bodied stands up to ice , I use it for iced tea daily.
English Breakfast Tea
Nancy Anderson
Easy to make
I love that I can just add this matcha tea bag to water or my flavored tea. I have been using this with my cold brewed peach blossom tea. This just brings out the peach flavor. If I want it sweetened, I add some peach flavored syrup like the coffee shops use and it enhances the flavor even more. I love that the tea bag is reusable. The only thing I would add is that the directions on the packaging is not correct because on the website it says to add it to 20 oz. of water and shake. The package states to steep it and serving size is one teaspoon per cup. I would recommend changing the packaging directions. That’s just my personal opinion.