Revival Tea Academy
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Revival Tea Academy: Ginger Peach Tea

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Revival Tea Academy: Citrus Chamomile

Today at Revival Tea Academy we’re talking about our Citrus Chamomile tea. This is an herbal tea with, no caffeine. We take real Egyptian Chamomile (not the chamomile you have in your front yard)then we add orange peel and a little bit of hibiscusflower to make a delicious herbal cup.To make a cup we willtake…
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Revival Tea Academy: Sleepy Chai

Today at Revival Tea Academy we’re going totalk about our Sleepy Chai tea. This is a tea that hasso many fans.We started our company with our Fresh Crafted Spiced Chai which is a Black teahoweverthis tea serves an alternate purpose, we use aRooibosChai as the base. Rooibos is a a red tea from South Africa…
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Revival Tea Academy: Butterfly Pea Flower

Today we are going to introduce you to our Butterfly PeaFlower tea. Butterfly PeaFlower has been all the rage lately, as it turns things blue. People will often dyetheir riceor t-shirts with it. You’ll find it everywhere, but how does it taste as a tea? To make a cup we willuse one teaspoon of Butterfly…
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Revival Tea Academy: Green Tea (Chun Mee)

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Revival Tea Academy: Peppermint Leaf

Today at Revival Tea Academy we are talking about our Peppermint Leaf. Peppermint leaf is famous all over the world, for not just its minty freshness but also its health properties, includingdigestive health. Tomake a cup we’ll use one teaspoon of Peppermint Leaf per eight ounces of water. If you’re using a tea bag that…
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Revival Tea Academy: Tropical Green

Today at Revival Tea Academy we are talking about our Tropical Green Tea. This is a very approachable Green teaand is made with a Japanese Sencha. We add pineapple, papaya and cornflower petals (to add a little dash of indigo). Tomake a cupwe will first take one teaspoon of tea per eight ounces of water.…
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Revival Tea Academy: Orange Spice Cinnamon

Today is all about our Orange Spice Cinnamon tea.To make this tea wetake a Flowery OrangePekoe (Chinese Black tea),then add cinnamon chips, orange peel and orange spice extract to make it a very bold cup. To brew this teawe will take one teaspoon of tea per eight ounces of water. If you’re using a tea…
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Revival Tea Academy: Wild Berry Hibiscus

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Revival Tea Academy: Northwest Breakfast

Lets talkabout our Northwest Breakfast, there’s a lot of breakfast teas out there whether it be in English, Irish or even Scottish breakfast and we wanted to make a blend that tasted just like the great Northwest.To do this we took three different black teas: a Chinese Flowery OrangePekoe, anAssam and a Ceylon Black tea.…
