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Of course using fresh brewed loose-leaf teas are the best way to get all the wonderful health benefits green tea has to offer. Ever wonder what makes green tea so special.  Well here's how it's made.  All three non-herbal teas black, green and oolong all come from the same plant, camellia sinensis. The difference lies in the processing. Green tea leaves are heated or fried immediately after picking and rolling minimizing the amount of processing and leaving the tea more pure and with less caffeine than black tea. Camellia sinensis is very rich in antioxidants called polyphenols, which can protect against disease and may help to explain why tea drinkers tend to be healthier.
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Coconut Cream Apple Tart
Our Price: $9.95
Our Price: $9.95
Coconut Cream Tin Apple Green Tea
A getaway to a tropical paradise for a lot less money. We brought the flavors of pina and colada together to offer you a sweet and nutty green tea with a very smooth flavor. A must try iced. If only you could get vanilla ice cream and a flakey crust into a tea.
Tattler Citrus Green Kyoto Lemon Green Tea
Our Price: $9.95
Our Price: $8.95
Tattlers Green Tea Kyoto Lemon Tin
Our signature green tea blend is light and sweet with a hint of citrus. A delight for all the senses and one of our best selling tea. Try hot or over ice! A delightful citrus blend with a green sencha, lemongrass and lemon peel. Perfect for any lemon lover or someone feeling a little under the weather.  Refreshing iced with a sprig of mint or wedge of lemon.
Dragon Well Green
Our Price: $22.95
Dragon Well Green Tin
Dragon Well tea is well known for it's popularity throughout China, where it is produced mostly by hand.  When steeped, this pan fried tea produces a yellow-green color, a gentle, pure aroma, and a rich flavor.  The name of this tea literally means "dragon well", a well that contains relatively dense water, and after rain the lighter rainwater floating on its surface sometimes exhibits a sinuous and twisting boundary with the well water, which is supposed to resemble the movement of a traditional Chinese dragon.