decaf raspberry

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sample

makes 10 cups

3oz

27¢ per cup

$10

16oz

17¢ per cup

$34

teabags

15 full leaf pyramids

$10

Crisp decaf tea with playful raspberry. Candy-like aroma, jammy flavor, tangy dry finish, not too 'cheeky.'

A gentle, natural decaffeination process retains the delicate shape and flavor of the tea leaves. Our decaf teas are decaffeinated using the superior carbon dioxide (CO2) process, which retains the most flavor and antioxidants.

Black Tea | Trace caffeine | Steep at 212° for 3 mins

Ingredients: decaf black tea, natural raspberry flavor, raspberries & raspberry leaves

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Teabags

Our teabags contain the same high-quality tea as our loose-tea offerings. Their pyramid shape gives the leaves plenty of room to unfurl and infuse, placing more flavor in each cup. Enjoy the superior flavor of gourmet tea with the convenience of a disposable bag.

teabags

15 full leaf pyramids

$10

Ingredients & Lore

blended with decaf black tea, natural raspberry flavor, raspberries & raspberry leaves

The etymology of the word "raspberry" is a little hard to pin down. Some say it may relate to "raspise," a sweet wine from the Mid-15th century. Others say it is more closely related to a Germanic word for thicket. The word "rasp," associated with rough or coarse qualities, might provide a further clue due to raspberries' bumpy appearance. Of course, none of these relate to the term "blowing a raspberry," a phrase which finds its origins in Cockney rhyming slang and wasn't established until the 1800s.

Questions and Answers

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Does this tea pair well with milk, or will it curdle it?

Asked by Kristen Okashi
on May 27th, 2018

I was wondering how to make iced tea with my favorite blends of loose tea. Should I make it double strength, then dilute with ice?

Asked by Janet Dees
on June 6th, 2020