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Bolivian Whole Leaf Black Tea
A whole-leaf black tea grown 5000 feet above sea level, in the valleys of the Andes Mountains, where the air, cool from the snow-capped peaks of the Andes, mingles with air moist and warm from the Amazon. A blended cultivar, not a specific cultivar as from China or Assam. A completely unique cup. If you need a comparison to tea from another origin, you might find Bolivian black tea akin to Assam black tea, but without the bite that many people find harsh and don’t like in Assams. Bold, strong, malty, earthy sweet, woody, burgundy, raisiny, roasted sweet potato, nurturing are all terms that come to mind as you savor this hand-harvested, orthodox-processed, organically-grown black tea. (Caffeine)
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3g (2 heaping teaspoons) whole leaf tea to 8 oz. boiling water.
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(or boiling water slightly cooled, if preferred)
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Steep 3-5 minutes, to taste.
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Add milk and sweetener if desired.
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Note: All prices in US Dollars
Specials
 03-March Glenburn First Flush Darjeeling Spring Leaf Tea FTGFOP1KTeas brings you this light, smooth, citrusy and peachy First Flush Darjeeling directly from the Glenburn Tea Estate in Darjeeling, India!
We received 24 pouches consisting of 8 oz. (227 g.) each. Glenburn recommends 2.5g tea leaves to 7oz water, so each pouch supplies you with 90 teacups of this superb tea for 53¢ per teacup!
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 06-June Khongea Golden Tips Second Flush Assam TGFOP1KTeas presents Glenburn's Golden Tips Assam tea from the Estate's Khongea plantation in the Assam region. The best Assam teas are harvested in the summer months of May and June: the Second Flush, and that is exactly when this full-leaf Assam tea was plucked!
We received 8 pouches (8oz (227g) each) of the 10 June 2011 harvest.
We also received 2 tins (3.5oz (100g) each) of the 2010 harvest.
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Kilauea Forest White Tea - origin: Volcano Village, HawaiiTea growers Chiu Leong and Eva Lee grow this tea in the rainforest of Kilauea Volcano in the shade provided by a canopy of native Ohia trees and Hapu'u ferms. The rich golden infusion has a flavor sweet and floral, comforting as you almost hear the song of the Hawaiian Apapani songbird that helped to nurture the growing tea. Truly an experience like no other.
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 Morawaka Ceylon BOP-1Possibly the quintessential Ceylon tea, this Broken Orange Pekoe-1 is Ruhuna in a cup: benchmark Ceylon color with beautifully balanced, bright, crisp taste. KTeas is pleased to bring this tea from the Morawaka Estate to your cup---about 50 cups, in fact, from this 5.3oz (150g) box, at 21¢ per cup.
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 The Traveling Tea Ladies: Death In Dixie by Melanie O'Hara-SalyersKathryn, the K in KTeas, is proud to have written the Foreward for this delightful mystery romp written by a former tea room owner about a former tea room owner. Make a pot of your favorite tea and settle back to read!
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