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Iced Tea Blend

Iced Tea Blend

Blended Black Tea

Origin: 100% South Asian and China teas

Expertly Blended by Tea Trekker

Grade: mixed sizes of orthodox leaf
Oxidation: fully-oxidized

Flavor: brisk and rich
Aroma: pure and clean
Liquor: golden orange/red colored tea liquor

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  • Description
  • Harvesting Season:
  • Steeping Instructions:

Iced Tea Blend – cool, clear and refreshing! What we want in our glass of iced tea is a beverage that sparkles and sings with flavor and that is clean and bright to the eye. It first must tolerate dilution with ice, then any of the following additions to the glass: dairy, lemon,  sweetener, sprigs of fresh mint or lemon verbena, and still have plenty of residual flavor to deliver a refreshing flavor.

Teas that are good candidates for iced tea must have a certain chemistry and amino acid structure that results in tea liquor that has both clarity of appearance and directness of flavor. The cloudier the iced tea the less flavor it will have and the duller it will look in the glass.

We think that our Iced Tea Blend fulfills this mission.

Harvesting Season:

Non-seasonal

Steeping Instructions:

Use 2 teaspoons (2-3 grams) per 6 oz water
We recommend a 4-5 minute steeping for our Iced Tea Blend
Water temperature should be 190°F-200°F

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  • Learn About Tea
    • Tea Education
      • What is Tea?
      • The Six Classifications of Tea
      • Steeping Tea
      • Selecting & Storing Tea
      • Healthful Benefits
      • Traditional Tea vs Commodity Tea
      • New Tea, Rested Tea & Aged Tea
      • Fresh Spring Tea
    • Places of Note
      • China Famous Tea
      • Wu Yi Shan Oolong: yan cha
      • High Mountain Gao Shan
      • Higashiyama Tea
      • Kagoshima Tea
      • Shizuoka Organic Tea Farmers Union
      • About Jun Chiyabari Garden
      • Darjeeling Tea Protected Origin Status
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