Tea 101: Dessert Teas
Cuppa Chocolate® Teas
Indulge your craving for decadence with The Republic of Tea's
Cuppa Chocolate Teas. Reward yourself with the flavors of
chocolate-covered strawberries, peppermint chocolate candies and rich
slices of cake — all with zero calories.
Our selection of these naturally sweet Cuppa Chocolate Teas
includes combinations that range from caffeine-free tropical essence of
ripe banana to classic red velvet cake, finished with the rich flavor of
chocolate and rooibos.
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Vanilla Teas
The exotic vanilla bean adds a decadent twist to many of our
teas, sending them soaring to the realm of dessert. Explore this
sumptuous combination with our Vanilla Almond Sweeten the Mind Tea, a
black tea with the smoothness of Madagascar vanilla beans and notes of
nutty almond. Alternatively, try our fragrant, flavorful Vanilla Coconut
100% White Tea, consisting of coconut from the seaside of Wenchang,
China, combined with the intoxicating floral bouquet and natural
sweetness of vanilla beans.
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Honey Teas
Honey adds a delicious and subtly sweet character to fine
teas. The Republic of Tea's Apricot Honey Tea combines the juicy nectar
of ripe apricots with sweet honey in a base of organic, Fair Trade
Certified Rooibos. The result is a sublime, healthy, caffeine-free brew
with fruity top notes and caramel undertones, offering a uniquely
peaceful sipping experience. This honey-sweetened tea will have you
ready for the demands of the week, providing energy and a clear mind.
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Mint Teas
Mint comes in many refreshing varieties, such as crisp
peppermint and bright spearmint from the Pacific Northwest. When sipped
as part of a tea or herb blend, it is often favored for its ability to
lift the spirit and inspire the mind. Try our Orange Ginger Mint
After-Meal Herb Tea, a lusciously fruity cup incorporating ginger and
orange bergamot mint. Ginger is spicy on the tongue, yet soothing to the
digestive system, while mint has the power to calm a stormy stomach
with sweetness.
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