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[1] Chocolate Earl Grey tea is available year-round, and in this special Easter packaging [all photos © David’s Tea).
[2] You can see why this tea is called Hot Chocolate. It’s pu’ehr tea with chocolate chips that melt into the brew.
[3] An Easter sampler with six different chocolate flavors. During the holidays, there’s a holiday sampler.
[4] Here’s another winner: Hazelnut Chocolate.
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Here’s a calorie-free chocolate treat: chocolate-flavored tea.
David’s Tea has blended its fine loose teas with chocolate flavors.
They are available year-round, but for the Easter season there’s special Easter Egg packaging.
Plus, there’s a gift box with six chocolate flavors.
Yes, the teas do have the subtle and delicious taste of chocolate, and can be enjoyed hot or iced.
LIMITED EDITION EASTER PACKAGING
Limited Edition Chocolate Covered Strawberry Maté Tea
Limited Edition Chocolate Earl Grey Black Tea (photo #1)
Limited Edition Easter Chocolate Chip Cookie Black Tea
Limited Edition Easter Hot Chocolate Pu’erh Tea
The Limited Edition Easter Sampler (photo #3) is a gift box that includes:
Chocolate Chili Chai
Chocolate Chip Cookie
Chocolate Earl Grey
Chocolate Macaroon
Hazelnut Chocolate
Hot Chocolate
YEAR-ROUND PACKAGING
Chocolate Chip Cookie Black Tea
Chocolate Covered Strawberry Maté Tea
Chocolate Earl Grey Black Tea
Chocolate Macaroon Black Tea
Hazelnut Chocolate Pu’erh Tea (photo #4)
Hot Chocolate Pu’erh Tea (photo #2)
S’mores Chai Pu’erh Tea
ETHICAL TEA PARTNERSHIP
David’s Tea has partnered with the Ethical Tea Partnership (ETP).
The organization’s mission is to create a more fair, more sustainable tea industry for the tea farmers, the tea workers and the environment.
They also created the David’s Tea Impact Fund, which enables meaningful change by supporting projects in countries where they source their tea.
GET YOUR CHOCOLATE TEA!
For a tea lover, for a calorie counter:
This is a much more welcome Easter gift than sugar-laden Easter candy.
In fact, the chocolate teas have so much flavor that we didn’t even need to sweeten the tea.
Head to DavidsTea.com.
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