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Chocolate & caramel notes with a leather aroma. Well balanced acidity with hints of brown sugar. Medium light roast. Choose a style: Coarse, Drip, Fine, Whole Bean.

Swiss water processed Decaf. Roasted dark. A bold, sweet rich flavor. Choose a style: Whole Bean, Fine.

Traditionally roasted. This espresso is lighter in roast profile, but big in flavor. Nutty, Spicy flavor with big bite. Choose a style: Whole Bean, Fine.

Sweet notes of cinnamon and citrus. Smooth, apricot finish. Medium roast. Choose a style: Coarse, Drip, Fine, Whole Bean.

Grown and harvested on the slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro near the Kenyan border, this gourmet African coffee displays low acidity, renders a livelier cup with a full body. Dark roast. Choose a style: Coarse, Drip, Fine, Whole Bean.

This mystical tea pays homage to a famed lady who has been known to materialize in front of unsuspecting witnesses in a haze of brilliant blue. In our Blue Lady Black Tea, tropical and citrus flavors loom over a malty black tea, and don't forget to look close- specks of blue materialize against the dark background, honoring their haunting namesake. This mysterious and delicious tea lends a hint of femininity enough to curl the corner of any lip into a sultry smile. Enjoy hot or iced.

English breakfast tea is a classic black tea blend made from Assam, Ceylon and Kenyan teas. Each black tea variety has an individual flavor profile, but all are are made from the leaves of the Camellia sinesis plant, which also produces the leaves for Oolong and green teas. Tea drinkers have English breakfast tea any time of the day, despite its name, and it's commonly served with milk or with lemon and sugar. The full taste and richness of the tea take well to the added sweetness and cream. As a black tea, English breakfast is high in antioxidants, which provide a number of health benefits.

Gunpowder green tea comes from the Camellia sinensis plant, just like all varieties of green tea. Although the leaves are the same as those in other teas, they' re presented a bit differently: gunpowder tea leaves are rolled into small pellets that expand when steeped, releasing the flavor and nutrients. The tea's health rewards mainly come from flavonoids called catechins, which influence cell-signaling pathways.