Tea
Black Teas
Caffeine Caffeine Caffeine Some sugar or some cream recommended for a few of these!
Starlite Diner
For all you space dandies out there. Japanese buckwheat and oat tops make for a cosmically malty and nutty black breakfast tea. Pompadour not included.
Green Tea
Less caffeine
Herbal Teas
No caffeine all flavor!
Saguaro Chai
A rough and tumble ginger and galangal cowboy with Korean chili in one holster and pink and white pepper in another. Take some cream with this tea before you ride off into the sunset.
Deluxe Teas
Golden Peacock
This handmade black tea from Fengqing County is reminiscent of sweet buttered yams and brews with surprisingly little bitterness.
Midnight Garden
Tall, dark, and handsome Chinese black tea dances in a moonlit romance with lavender, rose petals, and osmanthus flowers. Your teapot won't be the only thing steaming up.
Four Seasons Taiwan High Mountain Oolong
Grown at an elevation of over 1600ft in Rural Taiwan, this rolled oolong is oxidized to 20%, creating delicate notes of gardenia and cream.
"Yong De" Blue Label Pu-erh
A great intro to puer teas from Yunnan Sourcing! This shu puer tea has an earthy and dark base with a honey finish.
Peaches 'n Cream Milk Oolong
From Fujian Province, this outstanding milk oolong has an aroma and taste like peach ice cream. No joke!
Hojicha
A roasted kukicha (a Japanese green tea made from tea stems) with smooth notes of nuts and baker's chocolate. Naturally very low in caffeine.
Jasmine Pearls
An outstandingly floral and bold Chinese green tea produced in the painstaking traditional method of mixing hand-rolled pearls of tea with jasmine flowers several times.
Silver Moonlight Wild White
Picked by hand and sun-dried, this white tea from Yunnan Province has delectably delicate notes of baked almond.