Hot Cinnamon Spice is a black tea blended with three types of cinnamon, orange peel, and sweet cloves. John Harney, our founder, created it in our beginning years, and it has been the tea most people discover us through ever since. It is bold and warming, with a sweet-spicy character that tastes sweet even though there is no added sugar o
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Warming and energizing
This is my favorite tea. I first had it when out for breakfast and fell in love with it. It’s like having those small red hot cinnamon candies ln liquid form. It’s the perfect tea to start my day with . Warming and energizing at the same time. I loved it so much I found your website and ordered it before leaving the restaurant
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Susan · Yesterday
Sweet, Spicy, and Comforting—My Favorite Tea
Super sweet without sugar, which is my favorite thing about this tea. It has a delicious spicy cinnamon flavor, warm and comforting all year long. What's not to like?
I will say that my office manager noticed I was bringing in my own tea, so she bought a box for me from Amazon rather than the sealed plastic bag I always order. I was so happy! Unfortunately it arrived without any sweetness at all.
I know the boxed tea was old because I've put a few tea bags in a Ziploc to take with me on a work trip. I usually don't use all of the bags and then find them in my backpack a while later with zero sweetness, just like the box my office manager bought.
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Nikki · 1 day ago
Disappointing Last Batch of My Favorite Tea
I tell everyone all the time that they are missing out on the best tea ever.
However, while I have ordered more my last shipment was not up to par. I noted that in an email after making sure it wasn’t just a rogue tea bag or two. I don’t know why but I’ve had to use two teabags to get the usual cup that has only required one bag. Same cup-same water. Needless to say it depletes your supply when you double up. Hoping I don’t have this problem with this upcoming shipment. Always been happy with what you send. To say this last batch was disappointing is an understatement.