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Flaming (Not Poisoning) Raging Tea of Doom

Flaming (Not Poisoning) Raging Tea of Doom

$25.00
$25.00
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Why We Love This Product

  • A sweet and spicy collab with the McElroy Family
  • Caffeine free for all day enjoyment
  • 100% of profits go to tuberculosis treatment

Please note: This item has an extended processing time of 5-7 business days. If you have other items in your order, they will not ship until this item is available.

100% of profits go to charity

Flaming (Not Poisoning) Raging Tea of Doom

$25.00

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Aromatic spiced tea with a balance of sweetness and warmth. Pair with chilly hands, a longing for adventure, or a great story. Serve hot or chilled.

Please Note: The hibiscus used in this tea may contain traces of peanuts

Caffeine Free - 50 grams - 20 Servings - Rooibos, cinnamon, clove, orange peel, hibiscus (may contain peanut traces), rosehips, rose, apple, safflower, clove, pink peppercorn, cayenne

Preparation - Use 1.5 teaspoons of tea for every 8 oz of water. Steep in water that is 185 degrees F, 85 degrees C, for seven minutes. Remove the leaves from the water and enjoy.

Store away from light and oxygen for long lasting flavor.

Available to ship to the US, Canada, UK and EU. 

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Why This Product

Flaming (Not Poisoning) Raging Tea of Doom

The Good Store is taking a journey into realms unknown and collabing with the wonderful McElroy Family for this zingy cup of Flaming (Not Poisoning) Raging Tea of Doom. While it's caffeine free, this cup will wake you up with tart hibiscus and rose hips followed closely by a hint of spice from the pepper and cayenne. Then, like every good story, it levels out with a sweet rooibos finish. Try it out.

Where it Comes From

What's in an Herb

Sourcing botanicals for herbal tea is a tricky business and means that we need to spread our net wide through a variety of farms. Blended tisanes, such as this one, source botanicals and spices that grow in a variety of conditions all over the globe. From the USA to Asia, you are drinking a truly global cup of tea.

Where the Money is Going

Combatting Deadly Disease

Tuberculosis is the deadliest infectious disease of all time. In honor of John Keats and the billion people who’ve died of TB in the last two centuries, 100% of the profits from Keats & Co will fund tuberculosis testing and treatment through a new program with Partners in Health.