Tea is the most popular beverage in the world after water. From Asia to Europe tea is enjoyed both hot and cold. "Drinking tea is essentially replacing fluid. Tea replaces fluids and contains antioxidants, so it's got two things going for it." Quote Dr. Carrie Ruxton. Consuming four cups of tea a day allows maximum health benefits. Even three cups a day reduces risk of heart attack by 11 percent. Drinking tea helps boost the immune system and strengthen teeth and bones. It also aids in blocking LDL (bad) cholesterol and increasing HDL (good) cholesterol, which improves artery function. The essential oils in tea leaves help digestion, and green tea is even thought to aid in weight loss.

Bigelow Teas R.C. Bigelow, Inc. has produced quality teas since 1945. Based in Fairfield, CT, the company takes pride in its family heritage and its successful growth into one of the nation's leading producers of specialty tea. Today, in addition to its flagship Constant Comment Tea, Bigelow Tea offers a wide variety of gourmet teas, everything from flavored, traditional, green, herbal and decaffeinated. We carry over 20 varieties of Bigelow Teas. We offer convenient tea racks that accommodate 6 or 10 varieties and are provided at no charge. Teas are packed 28 to a dispenser type box.

Tazo Teas from Starbucks
The name Tazo has roots in many civilizations. Tazo actually means "river of life" in the Romany language, and was used as a toast to life by ancient Greeks. Tazo also means "fresh" in several Hindi dialects. Modern-day Tazo had its genesis in 1994 when Steve Smith, a veteran of more than 30 years in the specialty tea industry, set out to breathe new life into the venerable tea category.

Peets Teas
Peet's long term relationships with suppliers and highly selective tasting enable Peet's to obtain the best lots of the worlds most famous black, green and oolong teas. Peet's carefully selects single-origin teas from the year's harvest, seeking out unique producers who grow, harvest, process, and grade the teas that have the quality and flavor they require.

Lipton Teas
Sir Thomas Lipton was a Scottish-born entrepreneur and innovator who decided in 1880, at the age of 40, that he would make tea accessible to all at acceptable prices and with a guaranteed quality. Before Thomas Lipton, tea had been expensive. It was a beverage for the rich. Thomas Lipton acquired tea estates in Ceylon (Sri Lanka) and organized packaging and transportation at low cost to sell his teas "direct from the tea garden to the tea pot". Lipton teas were an immediate success in the US. Thomas Lipton was knighted by Queen Victoria, who made him Sir Thomas Lipton in 1898 at the age of fifty-eight.

Celestial Seasonings Herbal Teas
Celestial Seasonings is the largest manufacturer and marketer of specialty teas in North America. Celestial Seasonings has a rich history starting with Mo Siegel gathering herbs in the mountains of Colorado and continuing with their merger with The Hain Food Group to create The Hain Celestial Group. Celestial Seasonings knows that tea drinkers love flavored teas, so they're always working to bring you unique and exotic flavors that excite and delight the palate. Rejuvenate your spirit with the sweet taste of exotic tropical fruits in Wild Cherry Blackberry or Bengal Spice.

Twinings Teas
No one is more passionate about tea than Twinings and in 2006, Twinings is celebrating 300 years of blending teas loved across the globe. they've invested 300 years perfecting their teas, developing blends to ensure there's a tea for everybody that's of a consistently high quality. Twinings invites you to travel through time and experience tea's exotic journey - from luscious plantations to your cup.

Yamamoto Teas
Packed by Stash Tea in Portland, Or., these unique teas are very reasonably priced. 100% Natural ingredients. Packed with 18 or 20 tea bags to a box. An informal, convivial drink in Japan, Genmai is shared at home with friends. This unique brew is made from Green Tea & Brown Rice. It has a light golden color in the cup, and a nut-like flavor and aroma. 20 Count Tea Bags. Contains Caffeine. Ginseng is famous as a medicinal herb, reputed to enhance performance under stress, and boost immune response. It has long been cultivated in China, Korea, and Japan. Combined with Japanese Green tea, it produces a bracing, slightly astringent cup. 20 Count tea Bags. Contains caffeine.

Good Earth Teas
Good Earth Teas invites you to experience their selections of premium green teas, chai teas, red teas, herbal teas, black teas and medicinal teas from the fields of five continents. Our unique selection will capture your senses as well as your taste buds, from the first whiff, to the last sip. Good Earth tea bags are individually wrapped to ensure their freshness, particularly after the box is opened and stored in a warm kitchen at home or at the office. From the fragrant lemongrass fields of South America to the lush tea plantations of mainland China, Good Earth combs the globe looking for just the right ingredients to blend into their specialty teas and tea blends.

Single Service Teas

Flavia Fresh Leaf Teas....Savor the flavor of fresh leaf teas from around the world to suit every occasion. Please visit our Flavia page for selections.

Keurig K-Cup Teas....The patented K-cup contains just the right amount of fresh tea, pre-ground already in a filter. Please visit our Keurig page for selections.