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BLACK COLLECTION BOX 
Sampler Box with 5 Premium Unflavored Straight Black Teas

A sampler box with five premium black teas from the world's best black tea growing regions. This box is recommended to both novice and more experienced black tea drinkers. Novice tea drinkers that enjoy English Breakfast style teas and want to go deeper into the world of black tea will enjoy this box. Experienced black drinkers that want to further explore single origin black teas, will also enjoy this box. In this curated box, you will experience some of our very favorite and most popular black teas. 

  • Assam - Assam black tea from India 
  • Darjeeling - organic Darjeeling Second Flush (summer harvest) black tea from India 
  • Rwanda - organic black tea from Rwanda, Africa
  • Ceylon - Ceylon black tea from Sri Lanka
  • Keemun - organic black tea from China
    Tea Net Weights:

    Assam - net weight 26 g | 0.92 oz


    Darjeeling - net weight 26 g | 0.92 oz


    Rwanda - net weight 26 g | 0.92 oz


    Ceylon - net weight 26 g | 0.92 oz


    Keemun - net weight 26 g | 0.92 oz



    Box Contains:

    5 separate packs of loose leaf tea


    Each separate pack of tea will yield 7-10 servings


    Box contains 40-50 servings of loose tea total


    Total net weight of box 130 g | 4.59 oz

    Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

    Ryan ★★★★★

    I was hesitant about sampler boxes since I usually stick to one favorite, but this one’s a great way to compare regions side by side. The five unflavored blacks are distinct enough that I’ve already found two new daily go-tos.

    John M. ★★★★★

    The five straight black teas each have their own distinct character, which makes the tasting flight genuinely interesting. The box itself is sturdy enough to reuse for storing my loose-leaf stash afterward.

    Penelope P. ★★★★★

    The little box itself feels sturdy and well-made, and each tea bag is individually wrapped which keeps things fresh. I’ve already worked through the Assam and Darjeeling, and the flavor difference between the two regions is surprisingly clear even for a beginner.

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