American Civil War Tea | Organic Gunpowder Green Tummy Tamer Asian Osmanthus petals and African

Asian Osmanthus petals and African Hibiscus add a calming aroma while deep red Rosehips finish the blend with a floral boost

The term souchong (xiaozhong) means "small leaf variety" and refers to a family of tea cultivars that have existed in this famous tea-growing region since 1717

This is a healthy Japanese Sencha green tea enhanced with refreshing ginger

We blend this rich Sri Lankan black tea with pecan pieces and chocolate notes

American Civil War Tea | Organic Gunpowder Green Tummy Tamer Asian Osmanthus petals and AfricanElmwood Inn was already 20 years old when 75,000 troops descended on the village of Perryville, Kentucky in October 1862. Gunpowder green tea would have been the tea of choice for the fortunate soldier who could secure a bit for his knapsack. Merchant John Burton, Elmwood's first owner, stocked this Chinese tea in his general store but hid it along with other valuables as the invading armies scavenged their way across the region. Contrary to oft told