Black Teas

Black teas all come from the tea bush, or Camellia Senensis bush. After they have been oxidized and the leaves turn black, they are then processed in various ways to produce different types of teas. Ceylon black teas, after being harvested and processed, are then graded. Our decaffeinated teas undergo a gentle process using pressurized CO2, but no solvents. The result is a taste very close to the original tea.

Flavored Black Teas

Premium black teas are blended with carefully chosen natural flavorings and fresh ingredients. Everyone of these creations is unique and makes for a special cup of tea. Our decaffeinated teas undergo a gentle process using pressurized CO2, but no solvents. The result is a taste very close to the original tea.

Oolong Teas

Oolong tea is semi-oxidized, meaning it is "in-between" green and black teas. After plucking, it is gently rolled, allowing its essential oils to oxidize for a short period, producing a unique brown leaf and a distinctive fragrance. The leaf is then rolled into its final shape. This labor intensive process results in a fragrant tea that evokes both black and green tea qualities.

Green Teas

Green tea leaves are dried immediately after being plucked, allowing the leaf to retain its green color and natural goodness and beauty. Because green tea is unfermented, it is more delicate in flavor and should be brewed in water that is well below boiling. It is believed to provide significant health benefits and has less caffeine than black tea.

White Teas

White tea is the rarest and most delicate tea. Only the youngest, as yet unopened buds, are picked and wilted shortly in moderate daylight. The leaves are then air dried again, and have a fragrance reminiscent of a delicate orchid. Because it is the least processed of all types of tea, it contains the least amount of natural caffeine.

Redbush Teas

Rooibos (Redbush) tea comes from the Cedarberg region in South Africa, and is known for its healing, medicinal and weight loss properties. It contains more minerals and anti-oxidants than green tea, is naturally caffeine-free, and low in tannins. It also makes a delicious iced tea.

Organic Teas

Our organic teas are fully certified by the USDA for your drinking pleasure.

Herbal Infusions

Our herbal blends are caffeine free and contain premium fruit pieces and botanicals in refreshing blends.