Alpine Spice Tea - Black Tea
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CAFFEINE CONTENT | HIGH
Cup per oz
10-12 cups per 1 oz
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1-2
4-6 mins
1-2
205-212°F
In 475 ml (8oz)
4-6 mins
I’m not saying that the creator of Earl Grey Matcha should win the Nobel Peace Prize. However, if humankind simultaneously prepared and savored just 8 hot ounces of this decadent yet bold blend, I do believe wars would cease and we would all become one beloved family. Am I exaggerating? Maybe. Maybe not. Is the caffeine clouding my judgement? Maybe. Maybe not. Is this the best Earl Grey I’ve ever tasted in all my years on this blue marble? Unequivocally, Yes. If you want to tiptoe through the tulips, this is not the blend for you. If you want take the bull by horns, kiss him on the mouth, then slap his ass and go on your merry freaking way—Earl Grey Matcha is the tea for you. For me. For us. (Back up! I’m not sharing! Ok so, maybe not world peace. But this ish is goooooood!)
Amazing!
Black tea with grape flavor. Really nice tea!
Best tea, okay Vienna Opera Ball is the very very best tea but they have a lot of other absolutely primo stuff.
Great service, and I appreciate that they ship free to APO addresses worldwide. Tea is life.
Very good I would purchase again




I love mulled wine. This is the best non-alcoholic version I've ever found. I'm sad they renamed it. It's bold and can be over steeped. But once you get the water to tea ratio and the time down it's a party in your mouth. Better than any alcohol version I've found! It's a woodsy cinnamon taste. A splash of monk fruit and it's wonderful to sit and sip on the patio overlooking the mountains.
Sipping this as I type! (Lol, it IS autumn here, even if it is currently 80°s.) This is the perfect winter tea. It's not quite a chi, even though it shares some of the same spices. This is more of a lighter, milder, delicate (for a black), slightly complex cousin to a chi. The smell alone is like a memory of the winter season with cinnamon and clove. The taste it's-self wraps you up like a warm comfy blanket. It does taste like spiced wine, but not in a heavy way, it doesn't attempt to cover the yummy bright coppery flavor of the black tea. It is there merely as a compliment to remind you of the beautiful season.

