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Red Maple Spice
Red Maple Spice
Red Maple Spice

Red Maple Spice

This luscious, caffeine-free blend is a tribute to our Canadian roots. Rooibos tea with wonderful maple, orange and cardamom flavors.

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Red Maple Spice

Red Maple Spice is an inviting blend that harmoniously balances the warmth of spices with the sweetness of maple. This organic tea combines rooibos, fennel, orange peel, safflower, and cardamom, creating a vibrant medley of flavors. The natural maple essence enhances the blend’s rich aroma and taste, offering a full-bodied, delectable experience.
Enjoy it iced on a hot summer day at the cottage, or savor it warm with frothy milk and a drizzle of maple syrup by the fireplace on a snowy evening. Whether you’re relaxing by the lake or cozying up indoors, Red Maple Spice is your perfect companion for a true Canadian experience.

Ingredients

Rooibos*, fennel*, orange peel*, safflower, cardamom*, cardamom seeds*, natural essences (*organic)

Specifications

Serving Size: 2.5g /cup
Steeping Temp: 100°C
Steeping Time: 5 mins.
Origin: Shanti Blend
Caffeine: Caffeine Free
Certification: Organic
Aroma: Sweet rich maple, cozy and inviting
Infusion Aroma: Sweet maple, subtly citrusy and floral
Infusion Color: Deep Amber
Infusion Strength: Medium
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Teresa

This has a lovely maple-y flavor, but it didn’t taste at all artificial. As someone who doesn’t enjoy overly sweet teas, I found the sweetness here just right for my tastes.

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