Super Berry Black Tea
Great flavor. The berry adds just a slight note of sweetness
Super Berry Pu-Erh Chinese Black Tea 1oz
$3.24
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- 2-200591
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Blueberries and pomegranates sweeten up this earthy pu-erh. Even if you're not usually a pu-erh fan, give this one a try! Trust us, it is delicious.
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Insider Tip: If you are looking to make kombucha, pu-erhs are a great tea base! This flavored pu-erh would add a lot of natural flavor, too.
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Caffeine Level:Â High
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Pu-erh comes from the Yunnan Province of China. With a strong, distinct flavor that is developed in the fermentation process, pu-erh is offered in two varieties: raw and ripened (Sheng/ Shu). Often compressed into bengs (cakes) or tou chas (small bird nest shaped rosettes) or even into fruit (such as our Tangerine Pu-erh), pu-erhs are believed to aid with digestion and weight loss, to be detoxifying and to help regulate blood sugars. Do some research and dive in!
Ingredients: Pu-erh tea, blueberries, pomegranate, flavoring, raspberries, strawberries and cornflower petals.
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My Favorite!
This has quickly become my favorite tea! Easy on my stomach and a great berry taste.
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