31731 Los Rios St. San Juan Capistrano California 92675
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This delicate white tea is what happens when European bilberries and American blueberries join forces—pure, juicy perfection in every sip. Naturally sweet with just the right amount of tartness, it’s a refreshing take on tea that feels like a sun-kissed meadow in full bloom.
Ingredients: White tea, European Blueberries (a.k.a. bilberries), American Blueberries, Natural flavors.
Caffeine Content: Low
Antioxidant Level: High
Each 100g tin of our loose leaf organic teas make approximately 55 cups tea.
Brewing white tea:
Water temperature: 175-185°F (79-85°C)
Amount of loose leaf tea: 2 tablespoon per 8 oz (237 mL) of water
Steeping time: 3-4 minutes
Optional: Add sweeteners or milk to complement your taste preferences.
Brewing white tea:
Water temperature: 175-185°F (79-85°C)
Amount of loose leaf tea: 2 tablespoon per 8 oz (237 mL) of water
Steeping time: 3-4 minutes
Optional: Add sweeteners or milk to complement your taste preferences.
Delightful soft white tea with a hint of blueberry. Absolutely delicious 😋!
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My favorite tea!
The Tea House is a great, slightly higher priced experience. The atmosphere is fun and the food has great choices. I bought a gift card for my daughter to experience this place and had it mailed directly to her.. It shipped out quickly and actually arrived before the expected due date. If I could make one suggestion, it would be a nicer envelope. It arrived in a plain white envelope and the USPS sticker covered the whole envelope. Other than that, I would recommend this place it's a memorable experience.
Sencha Kakagawa
I have been coming to the tea house for more than 20 years and enjoyed passing the love on to my son. I brought the strainer back from my last visit and my son who is an avid loose tea drinker started using it and really enjoyed it. He is moving away so I had to buy him one of his own to take with him.
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