Stash tea

-Hibiscus and raspberry tea has two sides to it. The raspberry tea side... it’s wild. Catch it at a party—it’ll be the one doing keg stands (kegs of tea, of course). You see it at a concert—it’s trying to sneak backstage. This is not a tea you bring home to meet your mom. Yep. This wild raspberry flavor is forward. It’s a take no prisoners flavor. And yet, its boldness is so appealing! And when you take that first sip, you’ll realize why this tea is the proverbial ‘life of the party.While you’re sipping this herbal tea, raspberry is poppin’ off in the cup, being wild, while the hibiscus flavor comes forward in a noticeable way. This flower is not technically a wallflower, but its flavor shines through when you brew up this beautiful pink cuppa. The bright, tangy notes of the hibiscus are the perfect wingman to wild raspberry.Opposites attract and usually make a great pair, right? It’s as true with people as it is with our Wild Raspberry Hibiscus tea. Wild Raspberry Hibiscus is bold, and we think that over time, it just might become your best tea!

Caffeinated

No

Steeping Instructions

3-5 minutes at 190-209 degrees Fahrenheit

-Peach black tea is bursting with juicy peach flavors. It smells and tastes so good that it’s been called addicting. More than once. And not just by us.We believe that’s why it makes itself so versatile. You can make a sweet peach iced tea from this blend, unsweetened iced tea, or drink it hot. Choose to add sugar to bring out even more of the natural peach notes, or take it plain. And can we talk about the effects of black tea caffeine? Delightful. Considering its versatili-tea, it’s easy to see why you might think you’re addicted to this bold peach tea. But we know it’s the other way around.

Caffeinated

Yes

Steeping Instructions

3-5 minutes at 190-209 degrees Fahrenheit

-Pear A pear made in heaven: you and this tea. When you dive into this cup, you’ll begin to experience the wonderful, weird world of Stash Tea. It’s bright and refreshing here. And there’s no boredom or drowsiness in sight. Just you. Living your best life with your new favorite cup of tea. *Deep sigh.*One reason you’ll love this tea is that green tea caffeine levels are known to be less than your average cup of joe. This fact, plus the presence of L-theanine which naturally occurs in tea plants, is the reason you get a smooth influx of energy with this green tea blend. Not to mention you have a much lower chance of a crash.

Steeping Instructions

1-3 minutes at 170-180 degrees Fahrenheit

Caffeinated

Yes

-Cinnamon Vanilla in our most humble opinion, the single best flavor in the world to pair with cinnamon tea is vanilla. There, we said it. But to give this classic combination a tas-tea twist, we added an earthy, light blend of rooibos and chamomile flowers as the base. While spicy, warm cinnamon and sweet vanilla are the main players in this herbal tea, all the ingredients come together to give you something that tastes just like fall. If you’re interested in turning this delicious blend into a dessert tea, just add some creamer and a little sweetener for a rich treat. What is rooibos? Rooibos (say it like ROY-boss), or red tea is an indigenous herb of South Africa that is made from the fine needle-like leaves of the Aspalathus linearis plant. When the leaves are cut, bruised, and oxidized, they become a reddish-brown color, explaining why it was named rooibos or “red bush”. The outcome of the process leaves us with a smooth, gentle, earthy flavor that pairs easily with a variety of ingredients.

Steeping Instructions

3-5 minutes at 190-209 degrees Fahrenheit

Caffeinated

No

20 to 18 tea  bags in each box.