Indulge in the sensory delights of Annapolis Treasures Tea, a signature blend from Capital Teas that combines organic black and green tea leaves with fragrant rose and sunflower petals.
Savor the clean, smooth body of this tea, which features mild astringency and sweet apricot notes that dance on the palate. With a light and earthy aroma accented by delicate florals, this brew is perfect for moments of relaxation or as a thoughtful gift for any tea lover.
Annapolis Treasures is a versatile tea that can be enjoyed hot or iced, alone or sweetened with rock sugar or honey. Organic ingredients like green tea, black tea, rose blossoms, and sunflower blossoms ensure that every sip is bursting with natural flavor and health benefits.
Experience the beauty of Annapolis Treasures tea for yourself and discover why Capital Teas is committed to bringing you the finest tea blends. Order now and elevate your tea-drinking experience to new heights.
Brewing Instructions (per each 6 oz. of water):
Benefits:
- Black and green teas contain naturally energizing caffeine
- Chemical compounds in tea promote focus and creativity
- Antioxidants in tea support physical well-being
Ingredients: Organic Green Tea, Organic Black Tea, Organic Rose Blossoms, Organic Sunflower Blossoms, Natural Flavors
50 Reviews
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Peachy
Peachy and Floral Notes sum this one up! The Green Tea is more powerful than the Black and the flavors are more powerful than both the black and green tea bases. Having said that...its pretty darned tasty! I like this! Both hot and cold! Via Steepster: http://bit.ly/Nr6p0v (July 10, 2012)
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Annapolis Treasures from Capital Teas
This is a very interesting blend. Upon opening the package, I discovered the most wonderful peach fragrance! It smells so vibrant and simply amazing like a fresh peach thats just been picked from the tree and is still warm from the sun! The aroma softens quite a bit after the tea has been brewed, but it still smells delicious. The infusion smells not only of peaches but also has the fresh notes of green tea and the earthy tones of black tea. The flavor is very pleasant. The peach is a prominent flavor, but, it does not overwhelm. I like that I can taste both the black and green teas in this. The black tea is the strongest flavor of the two tea types, but it is a lighter black tea flavor... Full Review Via SororiTea Sisters: http://bit.ly/PSgKWt (February 10, 2012)