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Peachy Green

Peachy Green

A juicy and summer filled blend of green tea and peach flavors.

Loose Leaf Tea

  • 25g Pouch
    $4.95
  • 100g Pouch
    $15.95
  • 500g Pouch
    $65.95
  • 2kg Pouch
    $230.95
  • 75g Loose leaf Tin
    $14.95
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Peachy Green

A delightful and aromatic blend of premium green tea and the juicy sweetness of Ontario peach. This light-caffeine infusion is both refreshing and delicious, making it perfect for any time of day. For an extra treat, enjoy it iced with fresh peach and orange slices for a burst of fruity flavor!

Ingredients

Green tea*, lemon peel*, pink cornflowers*, natural essences* (*organic)

Specifications

Serving Size: 2.5g /cup
Steeping Temp: 75°C
Steeping Time: 2 mins.
Origin: Various
Caffeine: Medium-Low
Certification: Organic
Grade or Quality: Loose
Aroma: Sweet, floral, peachy
Infusion Aroma: Peach
Infusion Color: Pale yellow
Infusion Strength: Light
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Rico's Retail

Nice aroma and flavour.
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Sprucemew

Very nice aroma, rather strange flavour. Someone else may enjoy it more than I did.

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Ontario is one of Canada’s prime peach-growing regions thanks to the unique climate of the Niagara Peninsula.
The area's moderate temperatures and fertile soil make it ideal for growing peaches that are exceptionally juicy, sweet and flavorful.
Ontario peaches are in season from late July to early September and they are celebrated for their versatility in pies, jams and fresh eating. The region produces multiple peach varieties, including Freestone peaches, which are particularly easy to work with because the pit separates easily from the flesh.
Ontario’s peaches have long been a symbol of the summer harvest. Today, festivals like the Niagara-on-the-Lake Peach Festival continue to celebrate this iconic fruit, drawing thousands of visitors each year. The event features fresh peach sales, peach-themed treats and live entertainment, preserving the legacy of Ontario peaches as a cherished part of the province’s agricultural heritage.

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