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Aromatic valerian root night time blend. According to Irish folklore, druids foretold the future. Will you see the future while under the spell of Druid Dreams?
Use a slightly heaping teaspoon for every 7-9 ounces (200-260 ml) of water.
Pour freshly boiled water from an ancient Irish well (or your tap if you must). Steep for 5-10 minutes.
Lemongrass, Peppermint, Camomile, Rosehip, Spearmint, Valerian
Decadent, freshly toasted almond tarts without the calories. Rooibos and blossoming flowers encompass a sprinkle of candies. Each sip is a flavourful Irish spring morning. Add milk and sugar if you wish.
Use a slightly heaping teaspoon for every 7-9 ounces (200-260 ml) of water. Pour freshly boiled water from an ancient Irish well (or your tap if you must).
Steep for 5-10 minutes.
Rooibos, Safflower
One of life’s greatest treats is a rich cake covered with luscious, early-season strawberries fresh from an Irish garden. Notes of dark chocolate highlighted by ripe strawberry, apple, and papaya. Add milk and sugar if you wish.
Use 2 slightly heaping teaspoons for every 7-9 ounces (200-260 ml) of water. Pour freshly boiled water from an ancient Irish well (or your tap if you must). Steep for 5-10
Ethereal jasmine petals meet rich lychee fruit to form the perfect green tea fusion. When introduced to Ireland, this elixir was believed to cure everything from a tickle in the throat to hangovers. Please, no milk or sugar.
Use a slightly heaping teaspoon for every 7-9 ounces (200-260 ml) of water. Heat water from an ancient Irish well (or your tap if you must) to no more than 190°F (88°C). Steep
Luxury teas elicit hints of chocolate, coffee, and vanilla along with just enough aromatic bergamot to entice slow sips. Tiny shamrock candies add a fun reminder of your Emerald Isle adventures. Please, no milk or sugar.
Use a slightly heaping teaspoon for every 7-9 ounces (200-260 ml) of water. Heat water from an ancient Irish well (or your tap if you must) to no more than 190°F (88°C). Steep for
Love yourself like the Irish love the craic. Sensuous vanilla, pomegranate, and sultry love notes in the form of candy hearts. Get an Irish kiss with your tea sips. Add milk and sugar if you wish.
Use a slightly heaping teaspoon for every 7-9 ounces (200-260 ml) of water. Pour freshly boiled water from an ancient Irish well (or your tap if you must). Steep for 3-5 minutes.
Black Tea, Candy, Calendul
Celebrate a successful Irishl harvest with rich black tea with cinnamon, apple, ginger, cardamom, clove, nutmeg, and miniature pumpkin candies. Add milk and sugar to perfect your ideal chai.
Use a teaspoon for every 7-9 ounces (200-260 ml) of freshly boiled water. Steep for 3-5 minutes.
Black Tea, Cinnamon, Apple + Rosehip Pieces, Ginger, Cardamom, Black + White Pepper, Candy, Hibiscus + Calendula
A reminder of the Emerald Isle and her wonderful people. A masterful quality black tea blend that is smooth (yet strong), flavourful, and decorated with candy shamrocks for a bit of the craic. Add milk and sugar if you wish.
Use a slightly heaping teaspoon for every 7-9 ounces (200-260 ml) of water. Pour freshly boiled water from an ancient Irish well (or your tap if you must). Steep for 3-5 minute
-the city where I “retired” to several years ago from Portland, Oregon USA where I worked for Stash Tea Company. Before that, I owned a tea and coffee business in San Francisco, California offering over 150 fine teas. My goal in starting Teas of Ireland was to introduce folks in Ireland to a small assortment of posh and luxurious tea blends from around the world infused with a hint of “the craic” (fun)!
Enjoy our blends specially selected for you!
- Robert
We will be at Tiny Traders Village:
11am - 6pm
9 June - Friday
11 June - Sunday
Spanish Arch, Galway
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Watch for more days this summer.
The 9 blends we offer were created by Internationally Certified Tea Masters, with over 125 years of combined experience in sourcing and blending luxurious teas and herbal blends from virtually around the world - like China, India, Kenya, Vietnam, Sri Lanka, Japan, Turkey, Iran and many other countries.
The herbs, spices and edible flower petals used in our blends come from all over the world as well.
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