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New Natural Hibiscus Tea – Superflower Tea – Glass Bottled Iced Tea

The Republic of Tea introduces new caffeine-free Natural Hibiscus Iced Tea — Superflower Iced Tea — a calorie-free ready-to-drink iced … Continue reading 

Also posted in Tea Knowledge

New Premium Full-Leaf Loose Herbal Teas

Please enjoy the next installment in our Full-Leaf Loose Tea and Herb educational video series, featuring Herbal Teas. Learn about … Continue reading 

Also posted in Tea Knowledge, The Environment

Tea of Inquiry Full-Leaf Loose Green Tea (Genmaicha)

Our thoughts remain with the great people of Japan, as they continue to face challenges great and small and recover … Continue reading 

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Sri Lanka Tea Educational: Day 11

March 27, 2011 The Ministers are packed up and taking care of last-minute travel details before tonight’s departures, so this … Continue reading 

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Sri Lanka Tea Educational: Day 10

March 26, 2011 The amazing flavors of Sri Lanka are a new experience for all of us. We’ve found our … Continue reading 

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Sri Lanka Tea Educational: Day 9

March 25, 2011 Please note: The Ministers are so deep in the Sri Lankan tea gardens right now, without internet … Continue reading 

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Sri Lanka Tea Educational: Day 8

March 24, 2011 This morning, we rose with the sun to reach Pedro Tea Estate’s factory in time to see … Continue reading 

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Sri Lanka Tea Educational: Day 7

March 23, 2011 Pedro Tea Plantation, Nuwara Eliya, Sri Lanka 6128 feet elevation, 110 miles northeast of Colombo Pedro Tea … Continue reading 

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Sri Lanka Tea Educational: Day 6

March 22, 2011 Today we experienced something truly special – The Ministers of The Republic of Tea were honored to … Continue reading 

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Sri Lanka Tea Educational: Day 5

March 21, 2011 Sri Lanka means “blessed (or prosperous) land” and The Ministers of The Republic of Tea certainly felt … Continue reading 

Also posted in Tea Travels