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Herbal and Artichoke Tea

Here is our collection of exotic beverages, cultural specialties, and herbal teas. Everything is here because we thought it was genuinely special enough that the world deserved to know about it. Enjoy!

  • ##for 20 teabags##

    Tam Chau Artichoke Tea, in teabags

    $4.50

    Delicious, caffeine-free Artichoke tea is made from the whole Artichoke plant, although brands will differ in the percentage of flower, stem and leaf. This traditional herbal tea is a Vietnamese favorite, and has a smooth... Learn more


  • Blue Vanilla Ginger Iced Tea ##6 individual teabags##

    Blue Vanilla Ginger Tea - Made for Icing!

    $5.95

    "Blue Vanilla Snow Cone meets Jamaica Ginger Beer" is how Len describes this tea, but this falls so short of the delight that this tea inspires. Even hardened "I don't like tea" people are drinking 2 or 3 cups of this iced;... Learn more


  • All natural dried Vietnamese ginger ##3 ounces in a resealable pouch##

    Vietnamese Dried Ginger

    $4.50 $3.00

    Clean, delicious, all-natural dried ginger is versatile for use as tea and in cooking. Stores well and imparts its flavor into hot water quickly. Less bite than many gingers, and very refreshing. We use these ginger pieces... Learn more


  • Ruby Rosebud Flower Tea ##for 50g##

    Ruby Rosebud Tea

    $7.50 $5.00

    This rare tea is pure miniature rosebuds. The deep color and perfect, shapely buds set this tea apart from other rose teas. It has a light, sweet taste and full rosy aroma. Its beauty makes it an excellent gift - lasts... Learn more


  • ##for 25 teabags per box##

    Hung Phat Artichoke Tea, 25 teabags

    $4.75 $2.75

    Delicious, caffeine-free Artichoke tea is made from the whole Artichoke plant, although brands will differ in the percentage of flower, stem and leaf. This traditional herbal tea is a Vietnamese favorite, and has a smooth... Learn more



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The Araku Valley of India

India's coffee tradition goes back 400 years or more, when a variety called Kent was first established in the Southern Hills. Arabicas predominated until the blight of 1870, when growers needed to hybridize to resistant varieties. The resultant strains had genes from Liberica and other unique, resistant species. Learn more and browse India's Araku Valley coffees here.

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