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hot cinnamon spice

by harney & sons

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type: black

origin: china

variety: flavored

caffeine: no-caffeine

price level: $$$$

Our most popular flavored tea, this is an assertive blend of black teas, three types of cinnamon, orange peel, and sweet cloves (no sugar added). Dry Leaves: China black is the base of this tea so the leaves are dark brown. There are pieces of cinnamon bark and orange peel covered with cinnamon dust. Liquor: The liquor of this tea is a medium brown with orange hues. Aroma: This tea has a very strong aroma of spices and citrus. Caffeine Level: Caffeinated Body: Our Hot Cinnamon Spice is medium bodied; yet it fills your mouth with a mélange of spices. Flavors: WOW! This tea is one of our most flavorful (and popular), combining orange with natural cinnamon and natural & artificial cinnamon flavors and cloves. Brewing Time: 4 to 5 minutes Brewing Temperature: 212° F

Recent reviews

    • melissa Dichiaro

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      Really good strong cinnamon black tea. I have to be in the mood for it as it’s really strong of a cinnamon flavor.

    • Chelsea Windmoeller-Schmit

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      This is my favorite tea and really started my desire to try more teas. I love how powerful the cinnamon is, nothing else has been as potent.

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      Sherry O'Brien

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      Scrumptious! It has multiple types of cinnamon so you get a full cinnamon experience yet it doesn't overshadow the black base.

    • Savannah Shanton

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      This tea is VERY cinnamony. If you like cinnamon, this tea is for you.

    • Ryan Witzke

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      Strong cinnamon tea. It is my husbands favorite tea. The only downside is the cinnamon is powdered and get through a lot a strainer.

    • Beth Wiegand

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      This tea is fantastic if you like strong teas like I do. The cinnamon is so strong, but the tea is sort of sweet, and I find I don't need to add any sweetener. I use one tea bag for 1 cup instead of the 2 cups as it says on the back of the tin.