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Our limited edition Jardin Collection brings forth an elegant assortment of organic teas curated in collaboration with The New York Botanical Garden (NYBG). With designs hand-picked from NYBG’s collection of rare botanical illustrations, this sophisticated collection includes five organic tea blends, each packaged with a custom botanical artwork meant to inspire enjoyment from first glance to the last sip. A percentage of sales of this collection will support NYBG’s work in plant research and conservation, horticulture, and education, making this an ideal gift for any lover of fine tea, art and nature. All teas in this collection are USDA Organic certified.
This box contains 10 pyramid tea infusers, 2 of each blend: Chamomile Citron (herbal tea), Chocolate Rose (black tea), Green Mango Peach (green tea), Strawberry Hibiscus (oolong tea), and Vanilla Pear (white tea). The open lid reveals a detailed tasting menu. See below for blend descriptions.
Please note: Pyramid infusers are not microwave-safe.
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