Black Tea

The most popular class of tea outside of Asia is black tea, Made from the same plant as green tea, the leaves are fully oxidized, resulting in its darker appearance and rich flavor. As with other categories of tea, black teas are very diverse: some are great with milk and sugar, while others are better without; some are malty and smooth, others are sharp and astringent. Black tea generally has more caffeine than green, but has many of the same antioxidants.

Aloha Blend Black Tea
Apricot Black Tea
Assam Black Tea (Organic)
Assam Superior Black Tea
Black Dragon Pearl Black Tea
Black Peony
Blueberry Lavender Bliss Black Tea
Ceylon Black Tea (Org.)
China Lychee Black Tea
China Rose Black Tea
Chocolate Mint Black Tea
Darjeeling 1st Flush Black Tea (Organic)
Darjeeling Autumnal Black Tea (organic)
Earl Grey Superior Black Tea (Organic)
English Breakfast Black Tea (Organic)
FoCo Cocoa Black Tea
Golden Eyebrow Black Tea
Golden Monkey Black Tea
Grilled Pineapple Black Tea
Hot Cinnamon Black Tea
Irish Breakfast Black Tea (Organic)
Keemun Monkey Black Tea (Organic)
Ku Cha Imperial Black Tea (Organic)
Lady Earl Grey Black Tea (Organic)
Lapsang Souchong Black Tea (Organic)
London Fog Black Tea
Madagascar Vanilla Black Tea (Organic)
Pumpkin Spice Chai
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Raspberry Black Tea
Rocky Mountain Breakfast Black Tea (Organic)
Rocky Mountain Huckleberry Black Tea
Russian Caravan Black Tea (Organic)
Scottish Breakfast Black Tea
Smoky Dragon Black Tea
Spring in Paris Black Tea
Tangerine Black Ball
Thai Tea Blend
Yunnan Black Tea
Yunnan Gold Black Tea