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ceylon sonata quart pouch
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Ceylon Sonata Black Tea Quart Iced Pouches for food service iced tea. Our quart-sized premium iced tea pouches are perfect for food service iced tea as well as in-shop brewing or resale. Make the most of your summer business with the best iced tea!
To cold-brew, simply place overnight in a one- quart pitcher of water. Awake to find a tea rich in flavor and aroma.
For quicker preparation, steep in hot water for three to five minutes and add ice.
Ceylon Sonata black tea is bright and lively, with a wonderfully complex and well-balanced cup from the renowned Kenilworth estate, located in Sri Lanka's Kandy region. This pure, unflavored black tea, makes an ideal classic iced tea, southern sweet tea, Arnold Palmers, or a fine base for your own iced tea drinks!
Each quart pouch contains 10 grams of tea leaves and yields 32 ounces of brewed tea. *high level of caffeine*
To cold-brew, simply place overnight in a one- quart pitcher of water. Awake to find a tea rich in flavor and aroma.
For quicker preparation, steep in hot water for three to five minutes and add ice.
Ceylon Sonata black tea is bright and lively, with a wonderfully complex and well-balanced cup from the renowned Kenilworth estate, located in Sri Lanka's Kandy region. This pure, unflavored black tea, makes an ideal classic iced tea, southern sweet tea, Arnold Palmers, or a fine base for your own iced tea drinks!
Each quart pouch contains 10 grams of tea leaves and yields 32 ounces of brewed tea. *high level of caffeine*
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Fresh From Origin
The first tea plant was smuggled into Sri Lanka (formerly known as Ceylon) in 1824. While it was not intended for commercial uses at the time, it wasn't long before more plants arrived, and by 1867, the first tea plantation was founded by Scotsman James Taylor. By the 1880s, following a severe blight in the 1870s, nearly all coffee plantations had converted to tea. Now, Sri Lanka is one of the world's largest producers of tea, with six main growing regions across several elevations and growing conditions.You'll Also Enjoy
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