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| sample | $2 |  |
| makes 10 cups | ||
| 4oz TIN | $6 | |
| 12¢ per cup | ||
| 8oz TIN | $10 | |
| 10¢ per cup | ||
| 16oz BAG | $15 | |
| 8¢ per cup | ||
Chocolate
353
reviews
rating
82
Description
While the greatest chocolates may come from Switzerland, the best chocolate tea undoubtedly comes from Adagio. And we guarantee that you won't choose to remain neutral. This decadent treat infuses the flavor of rich chocolate with the bright, full taste of Ceylon black tea. A rich sugar-free treat, delectable both hot and cold.
Story
The story of chocolate begins with Columbus' discovery of America. Cocoa beans were among the curiosities he brought back from his voyage. However, it wasn't until the conquest of Mexico that the Spaniards learned of "chocolatl," a drink made from cocoa beans that the Aztecs served Cortez and his troops. The Spaniards found the drink bitter. But luckily, the New World was also a source of cane sugar. Combining the two, and bringing the recipe to Spain, proved a booming business. The Spanish managed to keep it a secret for nearly a hundred years.
"This is ok on it's own, but delicious when paired with a little hazelnut. Satisfy your sweet tooth without indulging in heavy desserts. Yummy!"
"This tea is the perfect blend of dark chocolaty goodness and quality tea. The chocolate isn't overpowering, just lightly floats above the tea. It isn't a sweet tea but makes an excellent desert cup without the guilt."
"This tea was almost like drinking hot chocolate, it was rich and delicious!"
"Jessica said that she very much enjoyed her tea and that it was 'tasty', which coming from Jessica is a very high compliment. She recommends brewing it strong. "
"Great choice if you like chocolate flavored caffeine :)"
"Tastes and smells just like a Tootsie Roll. I found it lacking when sipped alone and even blended I didn't care too much for it so I'm going to try Chocolate Chip in stead."
