This tea is the perfect balance of color and flavor combined to tantalize your taste buds and revive your spirit. This blend of cinnamon, sarsaparilla, and a citrus flavor, combined with other delicious spices can enrich your mood and add a little peppiness. Caffeine-Free.
Serving Size for Loose Leaf Teas: 1/2 to 1 tsp in a tea strainer per 5 to 8 oz. cup Number of Servings per 1 oz. of Tea: Approximately 13 to 16 cups depending on how strong you like your tea
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