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tiger eye tea
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tiger eye loose leaf tea
The gemstone Tiger Eye is described as being chatoyant - having a shimmery light reflecting quality with "undulating, contrasting bands of color and luster." Our tiger eye blend will do the same for your palate with rich notes of chocolate and caramel. Enjoy it in lieu of or with your favorite indulgence.
Black Tea | High caffeine | Steep at 212° for 3 mins
Ingredients: black tea, natural caramel flavor, cocoa nibs, natural chocolate flavor & natural vanilla flavor
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Ingredients & Lore
blended with black tea, natural caramel flavor, cocoa nibs, natural chocolate flavor & natural vanilla flavor
The tiger eye is a sought-after gemstone for its weight that calms the body when worn as a necklace or bracelet. No wonder the Egyptians believed it brought protection and luck and that Roman soldiers thought it helped maintain bravery during battles. Both ancient and modern Chinese attribute a golden aura to the stone that brings good luck, and it is a popular stone in mala prayer beads. Its chocolate brown with golden strands are a combination of crocidolite and quartz. One sip of our Tiger Eye Tea, with its caramel and chocolate flavor profile, and luck will be yours.Part of sweet tooth teas sampler
sweet tooth teas
will make 40 cups
$14
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I know the write up says 'high amount of caffeine', but is there an actual measurement ?
Asked by DAWN SLINGSBY
on September 4th, 2017
on September 4th, 2017
Where is the black tea in this blend from?
Asked by Seb
on June 22nd, 2019
on June 22nd, 2019
Is this tea safe for someone with nut allergies?
Asked by Lauren McNamara
on December 24th, 2021
on December 24th, 2021
How many times can you steep a serving? Please add this information to the brewing instructions(for all teas). Thank you.
Asked by Cyndi Sigworth
on January 22nd, 2025
on January 22nd, 2025