Pu-erh
$10.00
Puerh is a unique aged tea. Fine, twisted, coppery leaves with tips that give an earthy and robust brew. Good for multiple infusions.
Note: 4 oz. of loose tea serves 20-30 cups.
Lavender
$10.00
An intense floral flavor and wonderfully aromatic. Often referred to as English Lavender Flower, so-called because it formed the basis of England's lavender oil industry in the 18th century, is a beautiful, delightfully fragrant herb.
Note: 4 oz. of loose tea serves 20-30 cups.
Matcha
$20.00
This Japanese ceremonial green tea has a very well balanced flavor and a smooth finish. Excellent as an everyday green tea. Can be drunk hot or cold.
1 teaspoon per 8 oz. of water.
Stir well.
Note: 4 oz. of loose tea serves 20-30 cups.
Golden Black Gunpowder
$15.00
From the Fujian province of China. This tea, with its golden tips and long leaves are rolled into a spiral shape to resemble gunpowder. A rich and bold flavor for each cup.
Note: 4 oz. of loose tea serves 20-30 cups.
McNulty's Nectar
$6.00
Ceylon Silvertips, Formosa Oolong and Green Gunpowder, exquisitely blended with aromatic lemon and bergamot oils.
Note: 4 oz. of loose tea serves 20-30 cups.
Flowery White Pekoe
$24.95
Flowery Pekoe White is a light, delicate tea comprised entirely of single buds. The taste of this tea is both subtle and unique in its floral notes.
White tea is a very rare, expensive tea that is mostly produced in China, mainly in the Fujian province, which is famous for its white teas. Production is limited, so it is often difficult to obtain.
Note: 4 oz. of loose tea serves 20-30 cups.
Magic Spice
$7.00
A combination of rosehips, hibiscus, orange peels, apple pieces, almonds, and cinnamon. An enjoyable caffeine-free beverage.
Note: 4 oz. of loose tea serves 20-30 cups.
Royal Red Robe: Da Hong Pao
$32.50
Da Hong Pao, also known as Royal Red Robe, is one of the most prized oolong teas available. Legend has it that this tea helped rid the illness of an Emperor's mother. The Emperor was so grateful, he sent royal robes to the mountainside to protect the tea bushes. Produced from thousand year old bushes on the Wuyi Mountains in China, this tea was normally reserved for a king and his honored guests. This amber colored tea has a rich, toasted flavor with hints of stone fruit. Can be infused multiple times, each infusion providing a more mellow cup. Reserve this one for special occasions.
Note: 4 oz. of loose tea serves 20-30 cups.
Blackcurrant
$7.00
A refreshing blackcurrant flavored black tea. Great hot or iced.
Note: 4 oz. of loose tea serves 20-30 cups.
Chrysanthemum
$8.00
Chrysanthemum flowers belong to the same family as Marigolds, Daisies, Echinacea, and other precious herbal plants. The name Chrysanthemum translates from ancient Greek as Gold Flower. In China Chrysanthemum flowers have been enjoyed for over 3000 years. They are grown in the Fujian Province of China, harvested at their peak, and then carefully sun-dried. Naturally, caffeine-free. Prepare with hot water and a little bit of sugar to taste, and watch the flowers bloom in your cup! The flowers last through multiple infusions, so a little goes a long way!
Note: 4 oz. of loose tea serves 20-30 cups.
Pi Lo Chun
$25.00
Pi Lo Chun (also seen as biluochun) is made from the finest tender buds, gathered and processed exclusively by hand. Perfumy and sweet floral, with a full body and slight earthiness. Due to the stringent selection process for high quality leaves, this tea is not widely available.
Note: 4 oz. of loose tea serves 20-30 cups.
Lapsang Souchong: Lightly Smoked
$7.00
Black tea leaves dried over pinewood to create this distinctively-flavored smoked tea. Subtle flavor of smoke in each brew.
Note: 4 oz. of loose tea serves 20-30 cups.
Apple Peach
$7.00
A luscious herbal blend of apple, peach, hibiscus, rosehips, orange peels, apple and peach flavors. Caffeine-free.
Note: 4 oz. of loose tea serves 20-30 cups.
Yunnan Gold Tips Rare Tea
$15.00
A black tea from the Yunnan Province in China. Having an abundant amount of golden tips, this tea holds a smoother and more delicate flavor than the standard Yunnan.
Note: 4 oz. of loose tea serves 20-30 cups.
McNulty's Holiday Blend
$7.00
A sensual blend of chocolate, vanilla and caramel teas. Great with milk and sugar.
Note: 4 oz. of loose tea serves 20-30 cups.
Dragon Fruit & Rose
$10.00
A Sencha tea blended with small pieces of fragrant rose and aromatic dried dragon fruit pieces. Mellow fruit notes & mildly sweet. Great hot or iced.
Note: 4 oz. of loose tea serves 20-30 cups.
Downy Pearls
$17.50
Beautiful, hand-rolled tea buds make this a joy to watch, as the steeping process slowly unfurls the tightly wound pearls. Makes a great gift.
4 oz. (113.4g) makes approximately 20-30 cups.
Gyokuro
$20.00
Gyokuro is a fully flavored Japanese green tea that has a satisfying light and refreshing character. This tea is made from the single buds that are picked only in April through May. For 3 weeks in the early Spring, this tea is covered with bamboo and straw shades to increase chlorophyll. This reduces the tannin (giving a sweeter flavor with no bitterness). A pleasantly vegetative flavor with some briskness for each brew.
Note: 4 oz. of loose tea serves 20-30 cups.
Ginger Blend
$7.00
Formosa oolong tea blended with ginger powder and dried ginger pieces.
Note: 4 oz. of loose tea serves 20-30 cups.
Strawberry-Kiwi Blend
$7.00
A lovely blend of herbals including rosehips, hibiscus, orange peels, apple pieces, strawberry & kiwi flavors. Works well as iced tea. Drink straight or add honey.
Note: 4 oz. of loose tea serves 20-30 cups.
Earl Grey Creme
$10.00
A decadent black tea scented with aromatic bergamot & garnished with blue corn flowers. Lovely citrus notes add a touch of vanilla which brings out a decadent brew.
Note: 4 oz. of loose tea serves 20-30 cups.
Vanilla
$7.00
A treat for vanilla lovers. Enjoy as a dessert tea with milk.
Note: 4 oz. of loose tea serves 20-30 cups.
Snow Sprouting Green
$20.00
This tea comes from Guangxi, SW China. Plucking occurs only once a year for this rare tea. And that is during the 2nd & 3rd week of March. Plucking is strictly the tea buds, hence the very white downy leaves. The buds produce a delicately colored cup upon brewing. No astringency and vegetal notes are present with each sip.
Note: 4 oz. of loose tea serves 20-30 cups.
McNulty's Russian Style
$6.00
A smooth combination of Formosa Oolong and black teas from Assam and Ceylon.
Note: 4 oz. of loose tea serves 20-30 cups.
