Isn’t it about time you did something to make up for it?
We’re not trying to judge too harshly or anything, but let’s be honest: you’re kind of a jerk. You only recycle cans, you don’t compost, and you leave the lights on just out of spite for that ad campaign telling you not to. So why not do one positive thing with your miserable existence like buying some sustainable tea.
Think about it. You get three flavors of tea shipped fresh from the fields in Bangladesh to the processing facility so there’s no time spent just sitting around getting stale. And you get the smug satisfaction of knowing you did something nice for the world.
Which you’ll no doubt lord over all the people you already make miserable in your day-to-day life.
Dry leaves: Small leaves with golden tips throughout. Faint apricot aroma.
Aroma: Unbelievably fresh
Color: Golden with a reddish hue
Flavor: Bright, full body. Sweet, rich, absolutely refreshing. Slight nuttiness, slight smokiness. Tongue-coating, incorporating all of your taste buds with no bitterness. Perfectly balanced. Retains its identity with the addition of milk and sugar. Perfect any time at all.
Tea bags made out of Soilon, safe to throw into a compost pile
Dry leaves: Large, mighty leaves that nearly burst out of the silken sachet when steeped
Aroma: Nutty and buttery
Color: Light golden brown
Flavor: Smooth, medium body, with a mellow finish. Highly drinkable with a slight sweetness at the finish. A very familiar tea that can be easily enjoyed in large quantities.
Tea bags made out of Soilon, safe to throw into a compost pile
Dry leaves: Medium-sized leaves mixed with bright green broken Neem leaf.
Aroma: Full nose with a tartness at the finish
Color: Golden
Flavor: Totally unique. Bright, full-bodied with a delightful crispness. Cleansing on the palate. Goes very well with savory food. Exquisite on ice.
Tea bags made out of Soilon, safe to throw into a compost pile
Contains 16 tea bags
Notice: Women who are pregnant or nursing should not take Neem. Neem should not be administered to children.
Specs
Teatulia Black
Neem Nectar
Bengal Breakfast
Specs
Teatulia Black
Neem Nectar
Bengal Breakfast
Vendor Details
Teatulia
Founded:
2000
Owners:
Ahmed Family
Location:
Teatulia, Bangladesh/Denver, CO
In 2000, the Ahmed brothers got together to figure out how they could give back to the people of Bangladesh – their native land. They determined that a tea garden could benefit the most people, so tea it was. But this was not going to be any ordinary tea garden. It was set up as a cooperative to ensure that the people in the community would directly benefit from its operation. And it was cultivated according to the teachings of Japanese Master Masanobu Fukuoka who espouses “Natural Farming” – set things up so that mother nature can do what she does best without the pesky interference of human elements, chemicals or machinery.
The result? The most exquisite organic teas: Teatulia.
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