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Tea Reviews  /  April 20, 2020  /  Updated October 1, 2021

Best Tea Subscription Box Guide

by Tea Cachai

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I’ve purchased several subscription boxes in the past of different types of products. They make a great gift and I love getting them in the mail as a present to myself because they’re always a surprise. Whoever invented this system was a genius! I’ve been a subscriber of many tea boxes in the past, so I wanted to share this best tea subscription box guide with some of my favorite ones.

If you’re looking to subscribe or looking to buy as a gift, I’m sure you’ll have a better idea of what you’ll want to get by the end of this post. Here is a list of what I consider the best tea subscription boxes listed in no particular order and some promo codes to give you a little treat and encourage you to try them!

DISCLAIMER: I’ve purchased most of the boxes below and gotten some as gifts. My reviews are based on my honest opinion and are meant for informative purposes. Please note there are some affiliate links, meaning I will get a small commission if you click through and make a purchase, without any extra cost to you. This will help support my blog and create new content!

1.- SIPS BY

Sipsby Tea Subscription box contents

This is a true tea discovery box. This company has partnered with many tea companies, big and small to provide tea lovers with a service that has a huge variety of teas and brands. Each month you’ll receive a box with 4 different types of tea from different brands, good for over 15 cups.
The uniqueness of Sips By is that you take a flavor profile and tea preferences quiz and their algorithm will select monthly teas for you. Each month you will receive a custom box with your name and tea selection. You can make requests such as not to have any tea bags, no green tea or any tea containing licorice, etc. and you can re-take the quiz as many times as you want. If your box contains loose leaf tea, you also get tea filter bags. The subscription gives you access to discount codes for most of the brand partners when making a purchase on each of their websites.


Who is it for? It’s for people who know exactly what they like and can narrow down their preferences, for people who know nothing about tea and would like to discover by trying a full variety of tea types, herbal teas, blends, etc. and for all the tea loving people in between.

Personal Note: I love this model because my tea mood varies between seasons, etc. and I can retake the preferences quiz every month if I want to and the teas in the box will adjust to my preferences. It is so versatile and the fact that you get different brands in the box makes it one of a kind since most tea subscriptions are from a single brand. 

Monthly Price: $15 (shipping included in the US)

Promo Code: CACHAISIPS will get you $5 off your first box.

SUBSCRIBE HERE

 

2.- TEA SPARROW

Tea Sparrow

Tea Sparrow is a Canadian company launched in 2010 that was born because of an allergy to artificial flavorings. This drive to find all-natural teas and blends drove the founder to build the company. All teas are guaranteed free from artificial additives or flavorings. Every tea in their boxes has been previously approved by members, and only teas that have received a score of 8.5/10 or higher move forward to be widely offered. They take pride in delivering a variety of world-class blends to your door every month. Also, their packaging is compostable, recyclable or biodegradable.
They have 4 options in their subscriptions: Original Tea Box (which contains 4 loose leaf teas, 1 black, green, herbal and rooibos), Tea Bag Box (a variety of 18 biodegradable whole leaf tea bags, 6 each of 3 different blends), Caffeinated Tea Box (only green/white/oolong/black teas and can be a mix of blends and single estate teas), and Herbal Box (only non-caffeinated teas). And they offer some customization by adding their preferences when signing up. They also offer teas in bulk in their online store.

Who is it for? Anyone who is open to trying new things and wants to discover new blends without filling their tea cupboard with big bags of tea, only to find they donโ€™t love them. Itโ€™s a very low-commitment way of trying new blends from around the world that would otherwise be hard to find among everything else.

Personal Note: I love that they only use natural ingredients! They always list all of their ingredients and flavorings very clearly. It makes it really easy to prefer their teas and to give to kids too. They have lots of fun flavors and I especially love their herbal blends.

Monthly Price: $20 (including free shipping)

Promo Code: โ€˜cachaisparrowโ€™ will get you $5 off your 1st box.

SUBSCRIBE HERE

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3.- TEA PRO

Tea Pro

Adventurous and unique tea subscription focused on educating about a tea type each month. They aim to educate about tea in a very friendly and entertaining way. They carefully curate and theme every box to help you taste and deepen your knowledge about different tea types. Some of their themed boxes have been Matcha (including teaware!), Chaiwalla (with 4 different types of chai + meditation incense cones), Pu-erh Box (4 different types of pu-erh + knife), and many more! You can subscribe for monthly deliveries and also purchase older boxes.
Their founders Tatjana and Tom are very active on social media and so friendly to interact with, too. They constantly create amazing videos and blog posts, check it out!

Who is it for? I would say everyone! For beginners who know nothing or little about tea and would like to take a journey to learn more and for advanced drinkers, because their boxes are extremely entertaining and well-curated. Even if you are knowledgeable about tea, you will like to taste them side by side and will be happy to get their extras (teaware or other gifts) in every box.

Personal Note: I absolutely love their concept of educating about tea with every box. It’s not only about drinking tea and period, but getting to know tea, its culture, benefits, and history.

Monthly Price: ยฃ18 (around $22 USD + $12 for shipping. UK ships free. Includes a free infuser glass with first order!)

Promo Code:TEAPRO15TEACACHAI will get you 15% off your 1st box.

SUBSCRIBE HERE

 

4.- TEABOX

Teabox tea subscription box

Teabox is a company specializing in Indian tea, sourcing directly from tea gardens delivering to consumers without middle men. They have beautiful packaging and brand image as well as great quality teas. You’ll get a monthly themed box with 5 different loose leaf teas with 1 oz each that are good for 60-75 cups. They have estate teas as well as blends and each tea pack has a full description including tasting notes, steeping guide and origin.

Who is it for? Tea lovers who like Indian teas and appreciate straight, unblended teas since most of their teas are not blends (although they do have lots of blends). 

Personal Note: They have great quality teas and I really like their overall branding and packaging. This box contains a lot of tea, and it’s plenty for you to enjoy and share with friends. I also like their tea sample packs, especially their amazing selection of Darjeeling First Flush teas.

Monthly Price: $39.99 (including worldwide express shipping)

SUBSCRIBE HERE

 

5.- ADAGIO

Adagio Tea subscription box

This company has a monthly subscription service with teas from their huge range. Adagio’s better tea club has 3 options to choose from, loose leaf, tea bags or iced teas pouches. Loose leaf club includes 3 samples good for making a total of 30 cups, tea bag option includes 2 samples with 8 tea bags each, and iced tea club includes 3 pouches good to make 3-quarter sized pitchers. Shipping is free for subscriptions, which is a great deal because if you’d like to buy 3 single loose leaf samples you’ll be charged for shipping.

Who is it for? It’s great for people who want to discover new teas and mostly blends but don’t want to commit buying larger quantities. I don’t think it’s the best option for ‘tea snobs’ but it’s definitely good for tea lovers and newbies. 

Personal Note: I’d definitely recommend the loose leaf option because you get the most amount of cups from it and you can always make iced tea from loose leaf anyway. If you’re new to loose leaf tea, get a simple tea strainer and you’re good to go. It’s a great deal for the price and you get a decent amount of tea.

Monthly Price: $6.99 (shipping included in the US)

SUBSCRIBE HERE

 

6.- THE TEA SPOT

The Tea Spot Subscription Box

This company’s mission is to ‘foster health and wellness through tea, The Tea Spot donates ten percent of all sales in-kind to cancer and community wellness programs’. This Colorado based company who hand blends their teas, focuses on making fresh, premium flavor teas as well as being eco-friendly and socially responsible. They are dedicated to promoting fair labor wherever The Tea Spotโ€™s products are made.
They offer loose leaf tea, tea sachets of loose leaf quality tea, and teaware. Most of their offering are blends and each monthly shipment includes four loose leaf teas distinctly paired with the current season (good for about 20 cups). The first box includes a steeper to get you started with loose leaf tea.

Who is it for? Tea lovers who enjoy good tea and care for products that are fair trade. The Tea Spot’s range combines blends and straight teas as well as lots of herbal options.

Personal Note: I have a few favorites from this brand, I love Meditative Mind and Turmeric Tonic, and Bolder Breakfast as a latte. If you prefer “tea bags”, this brand is definitely a go-to, it has great quality individual sachets.

Monthly Price: $14.95 (Free shipping within the continental US)

Promo Code: TEACACHAI3FREE will give you 3 extra samples to add on your first box.

SUBSCRIBE HERE

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7.- SIMPLE LOOSE LEAF TEA

Simple Loose Leaf Tea Subscription Box

Tea discovery service that sources tea from tea farms all over the world. One of the lowest priced options on the market, they feature a wide range of teas and really focus on providing a higher end tea offering. They work with a local developmental workplace that provides employment to members of their local community that have developmental disabilities, which handles their tea packaging, tea boxing, and shipping.
They offer a single plan where you can choose from classic/sampler box, herbal/decaf, green or black tea and will receive 4 different 10 grs. loose leaf pouches good for 20-30 cups and 4 reusable linen tea filters. The first box is always the same for anyone that receives the Classic/Sampler Box. They’ve done this as it gives the customer a very specific experience with teas that they have likely never had before.

Who is it for? Tea lovers that want to start getting into loose leaf teas. 

Personal Note: I really like that you can choose your tea type for this subscription, especially for people who like herbals/low caffeine teas or only green tea, not many subscription boxes out there let you narrow down the type of teas you’d like to receive.

Monthly Price: $10 (+ $2.99 for US shipping and $5.49 for international)

Promo Code: Get $3 off your first order with code 3OFFBOX1 

SUBSCRIBE HERE

 

8.- BIRD AND BLEND

Bird and Blend Tea Subscription Box

UK based company that has a fun approach to tea. They call themselves mixologists and create unique blends. They have several options to choose from, the standard tea club includes tea from their full range, plus limited editions and early releases and they promise you’ll never get a repeat!
The decaf tea club is for those who prefer herbal teas and decaf, the vegan tea club will accommodate to your vegan preferences and the allergy tea club caters for the 14 main allergens (although all teas are packed in an environment that contains nuts). Each box contains 3 different samples of 20g. good for 30 cups total and tea club members are the first to receive new blends, even before they’re launched. You will also get a welcome gift.

Who is it for? People who love tea blends! This brand is all about mixing ingredients, fruit, flowers, herbs, etc. so you’ll always get some fun and flavorful tea. 

Personal Note: I love the spirit of Bird and Blend, it’s a small independent company and the owners are very close to their customers. They’re always creating and testing new, fun blends that appeal to many and value their customer’s opinions.

Monthly Price: $9.90 + $6.80 for shipping to the US and rest of the world.

Promo Code: TACOTEABIRD80 will get you 20% off your first order/subscription box.

SUBSCRIBE HERE

 

9.- DOLLAR TEA CLUB

Dollar Tea Club Subscription

Subscription based Canadian tea company that focuses on fair trade. They purchase through direct trade and guarantee quality and consistency while ensuring fair trade practices are being carried out. Dollar Tea Club focuses on subscriptions, where you can get the basic dollar one that includes 3 small samples, or you can get more tea by getting a grand explorer subscription or even building your own box.
They have over 30 varieties (and adding) and most of them are blends. With the basic Explorer plan you’ll get 3 samples and tea filters, good to make 6-8 cups. All the information is on each package describing tea type, steeping guide and detailed list of ingredients. They have a referral program where you and your friend get $1 off if they order.

Who is it for? The Explorer $1 plan is great for people who enjoy tea but are not heavy tea drinkers or ‘tea snobs’. It makes the perfect budget gift (3 month subscription for under $15, including shipping).

Personal Note: I don’t think it’s a subscription focused on heavy, experienced tea drinkers who appreciate quality and estate teas. That said, any other tea lover or tea newbie will probably like this option because of their blends and price. You can purchase 1 cup of tea at David’s for what you’ll pay for this subscription. I love it as a gift for a friend.

Monthly Price Starts at: $1 + $3 for shipping to US and Canada

Promo Code: REFCAAQAJ7814 will get you $1 off your first order (and will get a few cups of tea for me too!) 

SUBSCRIBE HERE

 

I hope this guide gives you a good understanding to find the best tea subscription box. Let me know if there are any other tea subscriptions that you enjoy and if you’re subscribed to any of these, I’d love to hear your thoughts. Don’t forget to follow me on Instagram -> @teacachai

 

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๐Ÿ“ทPictured is @adagioteas โ€˜s loose leaf advent calendar (they also have a teabag option). I especially recommend it to those of you who LOVE blends! #giftedโฃ
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The resulting Matcha was great! Super smooth, with toasty and vegetal notes. Slightly sweet, but more Umami with a hint of bitterness-but pleasant, deep flavor! ๐Ÿ‘… โฃ
Probably not a Matcha for beginners as I would tend to recommend a sweeter option, but definitely a great one to try for more advanced Matcha drinkers. #gifted 
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โžก๏ธ Do you like sweeter or more umami/stronger Matcha?
โœจLetโ€™s talk about blends?โฃ โฃ For a long time I onl โœจLetโ€™s talk about blends?โฃ
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For a long time I only drank straight, unblended tea and couldnโ€™t do any elaborate blends (or flavored tea). I slowly started to open up to trying more blends, although I can still only do Black tea and Rooibos blends (and maybe some very specific White blends). I discovered that Iโ€™m a big Earl Grey fan and canโ€™t do fruity teas at allโ€ฆ โฃ
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Sometimes the question is, how do you explore blends without having to spend a lot๐Ÿ’ฐ on full sized teas to figure out what you like?โฃ
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I recently tried the @amodatea subscription for a few months, which mainly focuses on blends and I had a great experience! You get 4 samples per month which you can choose from a wide selection. The amount per sample is enough to drink at least 4 cups. โฃ
I got to try several Black tea blends (I really liked one thatโ€™s called Vanilla Cola despite desliking cola drinks) and some Rooibos blends which were great too.โฃ
The teas are all from small tea companies and every month there are new teas added to the pool to choose from, they have great options! I even got Hojicha powder! #giftedโฃ
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๐Ÿ’ก One of my favorite things to do with flavored Black teas are lattes, have you tried some?โฃ
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๐Ÿซ– What kind of blends do you enjoy the most?
*Posting slightly late* but is there anything bett *Posting slightly late* but is there anything better that fresh Green Tea? I got this Anji Bai Cha from @mastersteas and I am so grateful for it ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿผ๐Ÿ’š. (I absolutely love their teas and selection)โฃ
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โœจAnji Bai Cha is a green tea from China, from: you guessedโ€ฆ Anji County. It is very valued amongst tea enthusiasts because it is a rare tea and can only be processed during a short window due to the cold temperatures of Anji County.โฃ
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๐ŸŒฑIt is a light, smooth, sweet and refreshing tea with vegetal character and slight nutty/citrusy notes.โฃ
Since itโ€™s a light tea, it can be easily brewed โ€˜grandpa styleโ€™ ๐Ÿ‘ด๐Ÿป* where you can observe the gorgeous bright and wiry leaves moving around. I recommend brewing it at 175 F.โฃ
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๐Ÿ’กI often get the question asked, what tea do you recommend? Well, hereโ€™s a good one! (#gifted) โฃ
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*Donโ€™t know what grandpa style is? Itโ€™s when you pour water over the leaves without any kind of filter/strainer and leave them in while you drink your tea.
๐Ÿ’š If youโ€™ve had the chance to try a good, freshly ๐Ÿ’š If youโ€™ve had the chance to try a good, freshly picked Sencha, you know how special it isโ€ฆ And if you havenโ€™t, I hope you get excited about it when I tell you more about it, and try to get your hands on some asap!

This *perfect* Shincha is from @ippodoteausa and itโ€™s a real treat!

๐Ÿ”ŽThe second you open the bag with the tea leaves you are drowned by its sweet, sweet candy aroma as you encounter the beautiful deep dark green needle leaves.

๐Ÿซ–There are many ways to brew this tea, it is an amazing option for cold brewing or koridashi (๐ŸงŠice brewing resulting in a concentrated flavor), but if you plan to make hot tea then I would recommend not going over 160ishโ€ขF since itโ€™s a very delicate tea.

๐ŸŒฑThe result will be a yellow-greenish liquor with fresh grass and vegetable aroma. Its taste is very complex offering a balance of sweetness, astringency and umami. It can also feel brothy, while still refreshing.

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Today I tried this wonderful new Matcha ๐Ÿต from @naokimatcha (๐Ÿฅฐ). Itโ€™s from a single tea field in a mountainous region in the Shizuoka Prefecture.

๐Ÿ‘ƒ๐Ÿป- It has a delightfully fresh, sweet yet veggie aroma, which made me want to dive in and try it immediately, it captivates you from the start!
๐Ÿ‘„- As soon as you try it, you notice the very smooth, creamy texture and some deep umami and edamame notes pop up.

Great Matcha makes great froth too ๐Ÿ’š, and I love that!

โœ”๏ธ- Overall, absolutely loved this Matcha and would encourage you to try it too!

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I stopped within the rush of my day and I took some time to sip and appreciate my tea ๐Ÿง˜๐Ÿปโ€โ™€๏ธ ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿผ.

๐Ÿ’ซI chose @herbsandkettles Assam Golden Needle for this moment (sometimes the weather drives me to a certain tea, and todayโ€™s Florida winter โ˜€๏ธ called for a not too strong Black Tea)
โžก๏ธ This tea is made from buds only which have a beautiful caramel color and aroma. I brewed it at 195 F for 4 minutes โฐ.
This tea has a full body and mouthfeel yet itโ€™s very smooth and has almost no astringency. You can taste some fruity and cacao notes, some woodiness and a hint of spices. It has a long lasting aftertaste too.

โœจThe range of variety within a tea type is mesmerizing. Once you get deep into tea you never want to stop trying new varieties! Anyone with me?๐Ÿ™‹๐Ÿปโ€โ™€๏ธ
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Personally, I only add a little Monkfruit when I drink lattes, but I drink unsweetened, unflavored tea most of the time.โฃ
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For a special treat ๐ŸŽ , I sometimes make naturally flavored simple syrup. I was #gifted this travel electric kettle with temperature control by @buydeem_global and I love that you can use it to infuse too because of the strainer on its lid. โฃ
It has 3 temperature settings and 3 timer options to hold the temp.โฃ
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๐ŸŒน I made a honey rose simple syrup by boiling water, then steeping the rose petals for 7-10 minutes in the kettle, and combining the steeped rose tea and honey (1 part each). I immediately used it to sweeten my Earl Grey Latte (aka ๐Ÿ‡ฌ๐Ÿ‡ง London Fog!).โฃ
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The kettle is perfect for travel and moving it around, and the 60โ€ขC temp is perfect for making Japanese Green Tea (and I love that it holds the temperature so I can use it instead of my thermal bottle). The only downside is that it takes a bit longer to boil water, but the practicality of it is unbeatable!

If you ever do so, whatโ€™s your favorite way to sweeten your tea?
โœจAdvent Calendar season is almost here! (You still โœจAdvent Calendar season is almost here! (You still have time to get yours if you havenโ€™t for this year).โฃ
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Even if you donโ€™t celebrate Christmas, it is a great opportunity to try different teas  and explore from several companies who offer them (if you not into the countdown, wait for after season sales!).โฃ
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๐Ÿ’“ I have my favorites for this year โžก๏ธ (link in bio!). โฃ
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Did you get one? If so, which one did you get or are excited to try?
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I donโ€™t think I can live without Matcha ๐Ÿต(can you?).โฃ
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๐Ÿค” If someone came to me and asked if I would like to try GREAT quality Matcha for FREE, heck yes I would! โฃ
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For real, if you want to try 3 different and excellent types of Matcha from @naokimatcha for FREE (just pay $0.99 for shipping) go to the link in my bio (๐˜ฏ๐˜ข๐˜ฐ๐˜ฌ๐˜ช๐˜ฎ๐˜ข๐˜ต๐˜ค๐˜ฉ๐˜ข.๐˜ค๐˜ฐ๐˜ฎ/๐˜ฑ๐˜ถ๐˜ณ๐˜ค๐˜ฉ๐˜ข๐˜ด๐˜ฆ/๐˜ฎ๐˜ข๐˜ต๐˜ค๐˜ฉ๐˜ข-๐˜ด๐˜ข๐˜ฎ๐˜ฑ๐˜ญ๐˜ฆ๐˜ณ-๐˜ฑ๐˜ข๐˜ค๐˜ฌ) and order with the code ๐๐€๐Ž๐Š๐—๐“๐‚๐‚. โฃ
Youโ€™ll get 3 sachets of different blends: Superior Ceremonial Blend, Fragrant Yame Blend, and Chiran Harvest (my favorite! So smooth, with a buttery texture, and sweet, nutty, umami flavor)โฃ
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Great for drinking on their own, in the morning or for that post-lunch slump (my energy pill ๐Ÿ’Š !) or for making a hot or iced latte. โฃ
๐Ÿ’กShare with your friends so they can try it too!โฃ
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I personally love, drink and recommend @naokimatcha a lot and love collaborating with them because they have really good Matcha ๐Ÿ’š if itโ€™s good, I gotta spread the word!โฃ
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Lmk if youโ€™ve tried any of these blends
A new tea book is out and itโ€™s by my friend Nicole A new tea book is out and itโ€™s by my friend Nicole from @teaformeplease !! ๐ŸŽŠ๐ŸŽ‰โฃ
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Iโ€™m super happy to be one of the first to get this book (you can get yours on Amazon - release day May 17th).โฃ
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โœ”๏ธ Itโ€™s full of super fun tea based drink recipes and some baked goods too. You can find iced, hot, lattes, cocktails & mocktails and boba too. Itโ€™s a great book for tea lovers who would like to explore more ways to enjoy it and learn how versatile tea is. โฃ
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If youโ€™re building a tea book library ๐Ÿ“š , this one is a must, and a great book to gift to any tea lover ๐Ÿ’œ.โฃ
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๐Ÿ”ฅ Congratulations again Nicole on this amazing achievement!

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BREWING TIP:

One of my favorite ways to brew loose leaf tea is with this Simple Brew infuser teapot. It lets the leaves ‘dance’ and unfurl with all the space they need.

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