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10/13/2020
This is a very refreshing green oolong blend with strong overtones of watermelon. Great as an iced tea or hot. Try cold steeping over night to bring out an even more intense flavor. Watermelon Oolong
$5.50  
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This pure white tea brews into a lovely, smooth, delicate tea with sweet earthy tones. Bai Hao Silver Needle | Organic
$10.00  
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Blend of tea leaves and roasted rice. The nutty and bright flavor of this tea makes it an American favorite. Genmai Cha
$4.25  
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Also known as Dragon well is produced by hand through a 10-part process. The side of West Lake in Zhejiang Province grows the tea used to produce Dragon well. Lung Ching is distinguished by its beautiful shape, emerald color, scented smell and tending sweet floral character. Long Jing (Dragon Well)
$5.75  
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Tie Guan Yin is sweet and thick with a hint of orchid aftertaste. The look of this brew is a subtle yellowish-green, and the first steeping unfurls the rolled tea leaf to reveal large, juicy green leaves. It tastes much like its aroma: Bright and incredibly fresh, with sweet, mellow grassy undertones. This oolong holds up to a surprising number of re-steepings, rewarding the palette with various incarnations of sweet, smooth, tangy, and lively flavors. Tie Guan Yin
$4.50  
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Tippy leaves are hand-rolled and scented with the finest quality Fujian jasmine flowers. It has an excellent aroma and sweet aftertaste. This tea can be steeped multiple times, with the flavor and caffeine slowly decreasing in intensity with the next cup. Jasmine Pearls | Organic
$7.50  
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This tea set comes with two cups, with built in strainer next to spout. Koi Fish | 8oz Tea Set
$25.00  
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Photo Contest - Trying out Some NM Teas!

“A little sampling of the amazing teas from New Mexico Tea Company! I need to get some more of the Watermelon Oolong! It tastes like candy without any added sugar!” Thank you to Marie from @gardner.marie for the photo submission!

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Marie got a $10 gift card because we posted her photo!
Submit your photos here:
www.nmteaco.com/insta

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This is a very refreshing green oolong blend with strong overtones of watermelon. Great as an iced tea or hot. Try cold steeping over night to bring out an even more intense flavor. Watermelon Oolong
$5.50  
Add To Cart
This pure white tea brews into a lovely, smooth, delicate tea with sweet earthy tones. Bai Hao Silver Needle | Organic
$10.00  
Add To Cart
Blend of tea leaves and roasted rice. The nutty and bright flavor of this tea makes it an American favorite. Genmai Cha
$4.25  
Add To Cart
Also known as Dragon well is produced by hand through a 10-part process. The side of West Lake in Zhejiang Province grows the tea used to produce Dragon well. Lung Ching is distinguished by its beautiful shape, emerald color, scented smell and tending sweet floral character. Long Jing (Dragon Well)
$5.75  
Add To Cart
Tie Guan Yin is sweet and thick with a hint of orchid aftertaste. The look of this brew is a subtle yellowish-green, and the first steeping unfurls the rolled tea leaf to reveal large, juicy green leaves. It tastes much like its aroma: Bright and incredibly fresh, with sweet, mellow grassy undertones. This oolong holds up to a surprising number of re-steepings, rewarding the palette with various incarnations of sweet, smooth, tangy, and lively flavors. Tie Guan Yin
$4.50  
Add To Cart
Tippy leaves are hand-rolled and scented with the finest quality Fujian jasmine flowers. It has an excellent aroma and sweet aftertaste. This tea can be steeped multiple times, with the flavor and caffeine slowly decreasing in intensity with the next cup. Jasmine Pearls | Organic
$7.50  
Add To Cart
This tea set comes with two cups, with built in strainer next to spout. Koi Fish | 8oz Tea Set
$25.00  
Add To Cart

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