• peach black tea is widely praised for its natural, juicy peach aroma and flavor that balances well with a robust taste.
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Peach Black Tea

Peach Black Tea

$14.00 USD
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A smooth, full-bodied black tea infused with real peach and marigold flowers for a naturally fruity and refreshing cup. The bold character of black tea pairs beautifully with juicy peach notes, while delicate marigold flowers add a subtle floral touch. Enjoy it hot for a comforting cup or pour it over ice for a refreshing peach tea.

Taste:

Juicy peach • Smooth black tea • Light floral finish

Rich and smooth with sweet peach notes upfront, followed by the bold character of black tea and a subtle floral finish from marigold.

Ingredients

Black Tea, Peach & Marigold Flowers

How to Brew

  • Use 1 teaspoon of tea per 8 oz of water
  • Heat water to 200–212°F
  • Steep for 3–5 minutes
  • Strain and enjoy

Benefits

Black tea naturally contains caffeine and plant compounds called polyphenols, making it a flavorful way to add a little energy and antioxidant-rich tea to your daily routine.

FAQs

Does Peach Black Tea contain caffeine?
Yes. Because it is made with black tea, it naturally contains caffeine.

Is it made with real peach?
Yes. This blend is infused with real peach along with marigold flowers.

What does Peach Black Tea taste like?
It has a smooth black tea body with juicy peach notes and a light floral finish.

Can I drink it iced?
Absolutely. Peach Black Tea makes an excellent iced tea and is especially refreshing served cold.

Can I add milk?
You can, although the peach flavor really shines when the tea is enjoyed straight or lightly sweetened.

Can I sweeten it?
Yes. Try honey, cane sugar, agave, or your preferred sweetener. It's also flavorful enough to enjoy completely unsweetened.

When is the best time to drink it?
Morning or afternoon is ideal when you want something refreshing with a natural caffeine boost.

Is Peach Black Tea an herbal tea?
No. Black tea comes from the Camellia sinensis plant and naturally contains caffeine. Herbal teas are made from herbs, flowers, fruits, and other botanicals rather than traditional tea leaves.

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