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Chai Spice Tea -
Stash Tea
Stash Chai Spice Some of the finest black teas in the world come from India,
the world's leading producer of tea. Included in these teas are the robust "malty"
Assams, fine distinctive Darjeelings and well - balanced Nilgiris. However,
most tea consumed in India is not enjoyed for its fine, subtle flavor
nuances, but instead is blended with sweet and pungent spices to make the
popular beverage, "Chai".
Indian Chai is enjoyed in cities and the smallest of
villages, and usually is offered to every visitor to a home. In Northern
India, where Chai is the beverage of choice, tiny tea stalls line the
streets where all day long "chaiwallas" (tea vendors) brew and serve tea.
$3.99 for 50 grams. Suggested Retail $4.49
Sale Price $3.60
Darjeeling
Green
Tea
- Stash Tea
Stash Darjeeling Green Tea is in a
class by itself. It is soothing to the mind while invigorating and healthful
to the body. It brews up an amber color cup and possesses the flowery
bouquet, hint of muscat, and mellow character which Darjeeling is known for,
with a distinctive green tea flavor. This tea is best enjoyed early in the
afternoon and never with milk or sugar.
$3.99 for 50 grams. Suggested Retail $4.49
Sale Price $3.60
Kopili
Assam -
Stash Tea
The Kopili Tea Estate is named for the sacred Kopili river which
meanders through the hills of Assam and empties into the mighty Brahmaputra
in the lower plains. Located in Umrangshu, the estate covers 3,000 acres at
an elevation of 2,000 feet above sea level. This is comparable to the mid
elevation estates of Darjeeling.
Kopili is the only tea estate in Assam located at this elevation. The
other Assam gardens are at a maximum elevation of 150 to 200 feet, with some
even below sea level. Kopili is surrounded by dense, lush evergreen rain
forests. Kopili teas benefit from the close proximity of the hot springs at
Garampani. The Kopili Estate is owned by the same family who owns the
well-known Ambootia™ Estate in Darjeeling.
$3.99 for 50 grams. Suggested Retail $4.49
Sale Price $3.60
Organic Assam
Black Tea -
Stash Tea
Stash Organic Assam Black tea is characterized by distinctive malty
flavor, which the best Assams are known for. This full-bodied tea has a warm
reddish brown color in the cup, and an invigorating taste that refreshes the
body and spirit. It is an excellent morning cup. Try it with a splash of
milk. The flavor is strong but very smooth with no harshness. It's hard to
imagine a better way to start the day!
$3.99 for 50 grams. Suggested Retail $4.49
Sale Price $3.60
Organic
Ceylon Tea - Stash Tea
Our Organic Ceylon is from the
Dimbulla region which has tea estates at elevations of 5,000 to 6,000 feet
and seasonal monsoons. Dimbulla was one of the first areas planted in the
1870s after tea took the place of coffee. The teas are harvested December
through February. Dry winds coupled with bright days and cold nights
contribute to this aromatic and flavorful tea.
Stash Organic Ceylon Black tea is characterized by long, chestnut
colored leaves and is a rich tea with an invigorating taste. It is an
excellent morning cup. Try it with a splash of milk.
$3.99 for 50 grams. Suggested Retail $4.49
Sale Price $3.60
Organic
Chai Spice
-
Yogi Tea®
Stash Chai Spice Some of the finest black teas in the world come from India,
the world's leading producer of tea. Included in these teas are the robust "malty"
Assams, fine distinctive Darjeelings and well - balanced Nilgiris. However,
most tea consumed in India is not enjoyed for its fine, subtle flavor
nuances, but instead is blended with sweet and pungent spices to make the
popular beverage, "Chai".
Indian Chai is enjoyed in cities and the smallest of
villages, and usually is offered to every visitor to a home. In Northern
India, where Chai is the beverage of choice, tiny tea stalls line the
streets where all day long "chaiwallas" (tea vendors) brew and serve tea.
$3.99 for 50 grams. Suggested Retail $4.49
Sale Price $3.60
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