Herbal Pumpkin & Honey Bunny
by Judd Taylor
Herbal Pumpkin & Honey Bunny
sample tin
fall of 2025
3oz pouch
37¢ per cup
$14
5oz tin
38¢ per cup
$24
Herbal Pumpkin & Honey Bunny
by Judd Taylor
The perfect tea to get you hyped up just before robbing a restaurant - why not a restaurant, nobody ever robs them. Or just a nice dessert tea.
The 'honey'bush hazelnut blends deliciously with 'honey'bush chocolate and a hint of cocomint. Completely herbal for all of you who get too hyped up on caffeine that you feel to need to pop a cap in someone.
*** This tea does not condone the robbery of any restaurants or popping caps in people or any crime for that matter, it's all in good 'pulp fiction.'
No caffeine | Steep at 212° for 5 mins
Signature blends are not eligible for returns.
ingredients & lore
blended with honeybush tea, rooibos tea, cocoa nibs, natural hazelnut flavor, natural chocolate flavor, natural chocolate mint flavor & peppermint leaves
teas: rooibos cocomint, honeybush chocolate & honeybush hazelnut
My girlfriend and I were having lunch at the Hawthorne Grille the other day, and she called me Honey Bunny and I called her Pumpkin and we had a big laugh over it, realizing I should be Pumpkin and she should be Honey Bunny, but she said she already had dibs on calling me Honey Bunny.
When I looked at all the wonderful teas they had on the menu, I asked for this exact mix, and thought up the name, hence, Herbal Pumpkin & Honey Bunny was born.
***Note: this story is most likely pulp fiction as the Hawthorne Grille is no longer in existence. However, don't let that deter you from ordering this delicious tea. If you liked the movie PULP FICITON, you will like this tea. If you don't order it, I will strike down upon thee with great vengeance and furious anger ... just kidding, I would never do that ... or would I?
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