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Types of tea Flavors

Chamomile Tea
Chamomile Tea

Chamomile is perhaps the most welcoming and inviting of all herbal teas, which is why Bigelow Tea’s is aptly named Cozy Chamomile! With its mellow, delicate and slightly floral notes, Chamomile offers an understated flavor that can induce tranquility in an instant.

Dark Tea
Dark Tea

Like green tea and other non-herbal teas, black tea is a true tea from the camellia Sinensis plant. Unlike other tea types (such as white tea, green tea, and oolong tea), black tea is a heavily oxidized tea type.

Echinacea Tea
Echinacea Tea

However, echinacea tea, especially commercially prepared brands, is most often mixed with a variety of other herbs designed to temper the flavor and add a natural sweetness. Tea Pairings. Elderberry is commonly paired with echinacea to create a tea that packs a power punch against the viruses responsible for the common cold and flu.

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Ginger Tea
Ginger Tea

Natural gingersnap gives two Bigelow Teas a “snappy” flavor that will perk up your taste buds! Ginger Snappish and Lemon Ginger Plus teas are bright and delicate, with ginger giving them a gentle, spicy note.

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Green Tea
Green Tea

Tea Flavors Decisions, decisions The Bigelow family’s commitment to crafting more than 120 rich black, delicate green, full-bodied decaf and caffeine-free herb teas spans three generations.

Herbal Tea
Herbal Tea

With a plethora of health benefits and endless flavor varieties to choose from, there has never been a better time to get into tea. Whether you prefer a bolder black tea in the morning or a cozy herbal blend before bedtime, we have the best-tasting teas for every palate.

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Hibiscus Tea
Hibiscus Tea

Hibiscus is the unsung hero in Bigelow Tea’s Cranberry Apple and Wild Blueberry & Acai teas. With just a tad of tartness, Hibiscus rounds out these teas and gives them depth and dimension.

Lemon Balm Tea
Lemon Balm Tea

Lemon balm is known to calm anxiety, restore depleted energy and its decongestant and antihistamine properties help with asthma and hayfever. Try a delicious glass of lemon balm tea to enjoy and receive the benefits this beautiful herb has to offer.

Oolong Tea
Oolong Tea

Because oolong tea is oxidized at varying levels depending on the processing technique of the tea master, its flavor can range from light to full bodied, floral to grassy, and sweet to toasty. The color of the leaves and the hue of the brewed tea can also vary from green to golden to brown.

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Peppermint Tea
Peppermint Tea

Peppermint tea is a proven appetite suppressant, and the naturally sweet flavor of peppermint means that a cup of the infusion can stand in perfectly for dessert, making it easier to stick to your healthy eating goals. You could also drink a blend of peppermint tea and green tea first thing in the morning to increase your metabolism.

Pouchong Tea
Pouchong Tea

Although flavored teas get much fo their flavor from the added ingredients, it is important to note that the quality of the tea itself can have a substantial impact on the flavor, too. Blended Teas Like scented/flavored teas, blended teas are teas with added flavors.

Pu-erh Tea
Pu-erh Tea

Pu-erh tea (pronounced POO-air) is the most oxidized form of tea, often aged, and sometimes very expensive. Unlike other teas, which get stale over time, pu-erh can mellow and improve with age like fine wine.

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Puer Tea
Puer Tea

Pu-erh tea (pronounced POO-air) is the most oxidized form of tea, often aged, and sometimes very expensive. Unlike other teas, which get stale over time, pu-erh can mellow and improve with age like fine wine.

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Rooibos Tea
Rooibos Tea

Some of the flavors that you can get from it are sweet, woody, grassy, vanilla, floral, geranium, honey, herbal and caramel I used the Red tea from FLV for the Roobios tea base. That is what I get from the red tea a pretty accurate Roobios tea.

Sage Tea
Sage Tea

You can purchase sage tea bags at the store or make your own brew with 2 tablespoons of fresh sage leaves or 1 tablespoon of dried leaves. Fill a mug with 1 cup of boiling water, add the sage and let the herb steep for five to seven minutes.

Scented/Aromatized/Flavored Teas
Scented/Aromatized/Flavored Teas

Scented/Aromatized/Flavored Teas. Long associated with afternoon tea and other Western traditions, Earl Grey is the best-known flavored tea in the United States. However, scented and flavored teas have been made in China long before they ever reached the West.

White Tea
White Tea

White tea is known to be one of the most delicate tea varieties because it is so minimally processed. White tea is harvested before the tea plant’s leaves open fully, when the young buds are still covered by fine white hairs, hence the name “white” tea.

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Yellow Tea
Yellow Tea

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