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Assam
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A full bodied tea with malty attributes. Most
suitable as a wake up cup in the morning.
Excellent for blending with other fine teas. The
base tea in Irish Breakfast.
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Black Currant Tea
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A traditional black tea is enhanced with the flavor of sun-ripened blackcurrants to create a wonderful aromatic drink which is medium in body.
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Cheylon Chester
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This large leaf tea produces a rich golden brew, lighter in body than Assam, with a full aroma and intense flavor. A notable tea for blending.
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China Keemun
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The most famous of China's black teas is medium in body with a sweet natural aroma. Keemun is the best keeping of the black teas with a flavor that is enhanced over time.
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Fancy Darjeeling
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Flowery Orange Pekoe (FOP) - Noted for its clarity, light but flavorful cup, and complex characteristics.
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Kenya Nakura Golden
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Flowery aromatic notes arise to the nose as you sip the finest of African teas. Crisp with a clean taste slightly sweet on the finish.
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Nilgri Glendale
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Broken Orange Pekoe (BOP) - This hearty black tea is exuberant in richness with a satisfying body.
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