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Hawaiian Classic Tea
Experience the mystique and sweet allure!
PASSION FRUIT (Lilikoi) --The passion ftuit, known in Hawaii
as "Lilikoi," was named in honor of the district of Lilikoi in
East Maui where it was first planted. This detectable fruit
unfolds the enchantment of Paradise.
INGREDIENTS: Organic Mamaki leaves, Organic Hibiscus, Natural Passion
Fruit flavor, Citric Acid, Organic Cinnamon, Organic Licorice Root, Organic
Orange Peel, Organic Rosehips.
Hawaiian Sweet Dreams Tea
Total relaxation ....Island-style!
GINGER -- Ancestral Polynesians brought the intriguing
ginger plant to Hawaii. Ginger was acclaimed for its many uses.
The captivating spicy aroma and flavor of this exotic plant are
indeed soothing.
INGREDIENTS: Organic Mamaki leaves, Organic Licorice Roots,
Organic Orange Peels, Natural Flavors, Organic HIbiscus,
Organic Rosehips,Organic Roasted Chicory Root, Citric Acid,
Organic Ginger Root.
Islands Traditions Tea
Hawaii's native tea with a majestic fruit!
MANGO -- The time-honored mango has often been called
the "peach of the tropics." This fragrant fruit with its
vibrant hues and sweet flavor, has a distinction all its own.
INGREDIENTS: Organic Mamaki leaves, Organic Rosehips,
Organic Hibiscus,Natural Mango Flavor, Citric Acid, Organic
Licorice Root, Organic Orange Peel, Organic Roasted Chicory Root.
Hawaiian Afternoon Tea
Hawaii's native tea with refreshing mint!
MINT -- The delicate hint of mint awakens the senses with
its aromatic and delicious appeal. This is trully an experience
to savor.
INGREDIENTS: Organic Mamaki leaves, Organic
Peppermint leaves, Oganic Spearmint leaves,
Oganic Chamomile.
Hawaii's Secret Tea
Experience the mystique and sweet allure!
PINEAPPLE -- Christopher Columbus introduced the pineapple to
Europe and it became a symbol of hospitality. In Old Hawaii, the
pineapple was regarded as the versatile and valuable: young and old
alike drank its juice as a digestive aid. Women used it as a skin
beautifying aid, and warriors used it to heal wounds.
INGREDIENTS: Organic Mamaki leaves, Organic Rosehips,
Organic
Chamomile, Natural Pineapple Flavor, Citric Acid, Organic
Licorice Root, Organic Orange Peel, Organic Roasted Chicory Root.
Nutrition Fact
Serving Size 1 tea bag (2g) Makes 8 fl. oz.
Serving Per Container: 20
Amount Per Serving........Calories 0
Total Fat 0g.........0%
Sodium 0mg..........0%
Total Carbohydrate..........0%
Sugar 0g..........0%
Protein..........0%
*Percent daily values (DV) are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
The Mamaki is a small tree whose home is in the
forest nestled close to Hawaii's majestic lava flows.
Tea made from the mamaki leaves was highly regarded
by ancient Hawaiians. Like a rare gift, treasure the
contents of each mamaki tea box, as you capture the
taste of the tropics in the teas from Hawaiian Mamaki Tea Plantation.
Do not order here, go back up to order.
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