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Chocolate Martini Organic Black Tea

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Cherry

A fruit that grows on trees, the cherry is native to the temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere. Fraser Tea selects their organic cherries from Michigan. The cherry has a unique sweet sour to tart taste. The intensity of these flavors can vary by region. Cherries have been found to carry anti-inflammatory properties and research has shown the fruit benefits pain relief from arthritis. 
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Cinnamon

Cinnamon is grown in the Mekong Delta in Vietnam. It is the dried inner bark of two trees of the laurel family that grow in Asia. Extremely aromatic, cinnamon offers a sweet and spicy taste. Use of cinnamon dates back to ancient Egypt. This warm spice has calming effect. Cinnamon has antioxidant properties and often used to ease an upset stomach, bloating and gas, as well as an anesthetic to fight bacteria, viruses and yeast infections.
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Cocoa Nibs

Cocoa nibs are bits of dried, fermented, roasted and crushed cocoa beans. Cocoa nibs have a chocolate taste but are not naturally sweet. They add depth and complexity to our teas and are rich in antioxidant properties, vitamins and minerals. 

DESCRIPTION

Reminiscent of a decadent martini made with a kiss of creamy dark chocolate and sweetened naturally using only organic flavors, Chocolate Martini Organic Black Tea is a guilt free and healthy indulgence.  Blending rooibos, Michigan-grown cherries, cinnamon, and cocoa, you can feel good about pouring yourself this sweet take on a martini as it is blended with organic Pu-erh, a tea known best as a weight management aid. Looking to splurge?  Add a dash of chocolate vodka and organic sugar for a blissful cocktail treat.

TASTING NOTES

Sweet earthy chocolate and fruity cherry flavors with enticing chocolate aroma

INGREDIENTS

Black Tea*, Rooibos*, Puerh*, Organic Flavor*, Cocoa Nibs*, Cherries*,  Cinnamon*, Cornflower*, Calendula*, *Certified Organic

Caffeine

70 Milligrams or More of Caffeine

Who Grew Your Tea?

China leads the world when it comes to the production of tea.The tea industry accounts for more than 1 million tons of tea harvested annually and employs more than 80 million people. When Fraser Tea founders sought to source its...

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Brewing Method

1 tsp/sachet

195 - 205°F

3 min

2 tsp/sachets
for iced tea

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