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Cucumber Melon 1 Gallon Iced Tea Bags
$5.95 – $12.00Quick ViewA wonderfully refashioning spring iced tea sure to please everyone. A great mild green tea with plush watermelon notes and a crisp cucumber finish.Luxury Ingredients: Green tea, Cucumber, Cornflower, Natural flavors.Pour 1qt of boiling water over 1 tea bag. Let steep for 5-8 minutes. Remove tea bag (squeeze to ensure concentrate is full strength). Dilute concentrate by adding 3 qts cold water….add sugar to taste.
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Hibiscus Revive iced tea bags
$5.95 – $12.00Quick ViewBrand New….1 Gallon Tea Bags., perfect for Summer BBQ
A lovely red infusion similar to pomegranate but with a ‘pucker power’ taste similar to lemonade. Hibiscus is tangy and full of natural Vitamin C.
Pour 1qt of boiling water over 1 tea bag. Let steep for 5 minutes. Remove tea bag (squeeze to ensure concentrate is full strength). Dilute concentrate by adding 3 qts cold water….add sugar to taste.
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Lemon Green 1 gallon iced tea bags
$5.95 – $12.00Quick ViewLemon abounds and is the perfect complement to this high antioxidant green tea from Kenya.
Pour 1qt of boiling water over 1 tea bag. Let steep for 5 minutes. Remove tea bag (squeeze to ensure concentrate is full strength). Dilute concentrate by adding 3 qts cold water….add sugar to taste.
Luxury Ingredients: Green tea, Lemon pieces
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Mediterranean Blue 1 Gallon Iced Tea Bags
$5.95 – $12.00Quick ViewA caffeine free summer delight Tuscany summer in a cup.
Luxury Ingredients: Anise, Licorice, Fennel, Currant, Rosehip, Butterfly blue pea flower, Hibiscus, Star anise, Nettle, Jasmine, Natural flavors
Pour 1qt of boiling water over 1 tea bag. Let steep for 5-8 minutes. Remove tea bag (squeeze to ensure concentrate is full strength). Dilute concentrate by adding 3 qts cold water….add sugar to taste.From the promenades of St. Tropez to the blazing shores of Tripoli, the shimmering blue waters of the Mediterranean Sea have attracted sun-worshippers and seafarers for centuries. Long before the Mediterranean became a global sun destination, this vast watery expanse served as something of a highway of sorts for merchants and traders who bought and sold their wares up and down the coastlines.
One of the more prominent of these trades was the agriculture and spice trade. Ships laden with spices would set sail from Northern Africa, Phoenicia and what is now the Middle East, their cargo having already made laborious trips overland or via ocean routes, sometimes for years at a time.
Mediterranean Blue hearkens back to these ancient days, when European markets teemed with dried spices and flowers, fresh from the holds of the ancient freighters. A stunning blend of pointed herbs, sweet floral notes and jasmine, the cup is nothing short of a Mediterranean summer in drinkable form. Cheers