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- Combines the lush flavor and exquisite fragrance of the Bergamot Orange with a lovely Ceylon black tea leaf
- Less than half the caffeine as coffee
- Certified Gluten-Free
- Origin: Ceylon, Kenya, Italy
- Contains 250 unbleached tea bags
The Republic of Tea Earl Greyer Bags 250 Ct.
Native to Southern Italy, the bergamot orange offers fragrant oil to perfectly marry with a quality blend of light liquoring leaves. Black tea is the most common tea in North America. It is produced when withered tea leaves are rolled and allowed to oxidize and dry, developing natural flavor, color, and body in the leaf. Boasting numerous health benefits, black tea contains about half the caffeine of coffee and twice that of green tea. You can buy black tea loose-leaf or in tea bags and the drink is popular iced or hot as a breakfast tea, often enjoyed with sugar, milk, or lemon. The Republic of Tea has created a Tea Revolution - experience fine tea and the Sip by Sip life - a life of health, balance and well-being. Also available in 50ct.
About The Republic of Tea
Founded in 1992, The Republic of Tea strives to emphasize the Sim by Sip Rather Than Gulp by Gulp lifestyle. Their whimsical branding as an independent republic includes calling their employees Ministers, their retail outlets Embassies, and their customers Citizens. The Republic of Tea strives to be a socially and environmentally responsible business, dedicated to developing projects to support worthy organizations. Their teas are packaged in air-tight tins, either full-leaf or in unbleached tea bags, free of unnecessary envelopes, strings, staples, or bags.
| Name: | The Republic of Tea Earl Greyer Bags 250 Ct. |
| UPC: | 742676305057 |
| Manufacturer: | The Republic of Tea |
- Combines the lush flavor and exquisite fragrance of the Bergamot Orange with a lovely Ceylon black tea leaf
- Less than half the caffeine as coffee
- Certified Gluten-Free
- Origin: Ceylon, Kenya, Italy
- Contains 250 unbleached tea bags
The Republic of Tea Earl Greyer Bags 250 Ct.
Native to Southern Italy, the bergamot orange offers fragrant oil to perfectly marry with a quality blend of light liquoring leaves. Black tea is the most common tea in North America. It is produced when withered tea leaves are rolled and allowed to oxidize and dry, developing natural flavor, color, and body in the leaf. Boasting numerous health benefits, black tea contains about half the caffeine of coffee and twice that of green tea. You can buy black tea loose-leaf or in tea bags and the drink is popular iced or hot as a breakfast tea, often enjoyed with sugar, milk, or lemon. The Republic of Tea has created a Tea Revolution - experience fine tea and the Sip by Sip life - a life of health, balance and well-being. Also available in 50ct.
About The Republic of Tea
Founded in 1992, The Republic of Tea strives to emphasize the Sim by Sip Rather Than Gulp by Gulp lifestyle. Their whimsical branding as an independent republic includes calling their employees Ministers, their retail outlets Embassies, and their customers Citizens. The Republic of Tea strives to be a socially and environmentally responsible business, dedicated to developing projects to support worthy organizations. Their teas are packaged in air-tight tins, either full-leaf or in unbleached tea bags, free of unnecessary envelopes, strings, staples, or bags.
| Name: | The Republic of Tea Earl Greyer Bags 250 Ct. |
| UPC: | 742676305057 |
| Manufacturer: | The Republic of Tea |
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For more than a decade as a customer, I’m still constantly blown away by your company’s exceptional customer service. Greg helped me out with my most recent purchase and he was simply OUTSTANDING...from start to finish and at every point in between. It was such a pleasure doing business with him. My only complaint is with your relentless price hikes. 2018 has been the worst, yet. This time, my favorite tea increased by, not 1, but *$2.00*. Currently, you’re charging nearly $50 for 250 *TEA BAGS*!! C’mon now. It’s TEA we’re talking about here, not gold. And listen, just because a new year rolls around does NOT automatically mean that you absolutely MUST raise prices. Seriously, though. If you’d kindly cool it on that end, my next review will most definitely be the full 5-stars.
