Adagio Teas
Adagio Teas Green Tea Infuser Set
Sale Price: $49.99*
Retail: $54.99 (9% off!)
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This Green Tea Infuser Set is a true delight! It includes a glass teapot with stainless steel infuser, and two delicious blends of tea: Silver Needle and Green Popcorn. The Silver Needle is a White tea from China.
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Adagio Teas Adiagio Loose Tea Sampler
Set of three different loose teas: Darjeeling Summer, Jasmine Pearls and Silver Needle. Fresh, aromatic and super soothing for your body and your mind. Black tea from the Darjeeling region of India. Darjeeling tea is treasured for the rich golden liquor and unique muscatel flavor.
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Adagio Teas Irish Breakfast Black Tea
Sale Price: $6.49*
Retail: $7.95 (18% off!)
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Our new combination of black teas from Ceylon (Sri Lanka) and Assam (India). As its name implies, Irish Breakfast tea is an ideal accompaniment to a morning meal. It smoothly blends the high notes of a high grown Ceylon with the malty underscore of a hearty Assam.
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Adagio Teas Set of 2 Irish Breakfast Black Tea
Sale Price: $12.98*
Retail: $15.90 (18% off!)
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Set of Two; Irish Breakfast. Our new combination of black teas from Ceylon (Sri Lanka) and Assam (India). As its name implies, Irish Breakfast tea is an ideal accompaniment to a morning meal.
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Adagio Teas 16-oz. ingenuiTEA Dispensing Teapot
Sale Price: $14.95*
Retail: $18 (17% off!)
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The Adagio ingenuiTea is the most innovative, convenient and easy-to-use teapot you can find. To use, simply fill the teapot with water, microwave and add in your tea. Once it has steeped, simply set the ingenuiTea on top of your glass "?
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Adagio Teas Set of 2 Red Bloom Black Tea
Sale Price: $14.99*
Retail: $17.90 (16% off!)
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Set of Two; Red Bloom. Meant to delight your eyes as well as taste buds, these awe-inspiring "blooming" teas unfurl when added to water, revealing delicate flowers hidden within. The practice of hand-sewing leaves is an age-old Chinese art form that dates back centuries.
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