Simple Loose Leaf is a monthly tea box, which delivers four hand selected, loose-leaf teas each month. Subscriptions start at $9.
All members get a discount when shopping for more great teas.
A little information on each tea and the amazing group that they partner with to bring tea to your door step each month — Bost. Bost employs people with developmental disabilities, learn more by visiting bost.org.
Reusable Fabric Tea Bags. I’ve used conventional tea bags, paper fill bags, tea infusers and now fabric bags. I have to say that these fabric bags are awesome, very little sediment in my cup! I’ve been hand washing them with each use and they seem to be holding up very well.
Yunnan Tea. This tea has a lot of flowers and a nice sweet flavor that really shows as the temperature changes. Yunnan comes from the Yunnan province in China and is considered a classic black tea.
Black Forrest Berry. This was my favorite tea this month, it’s full of berry flavors. It smells wonderful and made a great cup of iced tea. The content card states that is can be a little overwhelming so take it slow and enjoy this amazing blend.
Lungjing (Pre-Qingming). This is named because it’s harvested before the Oingming Festival in China. I love green tea and this one has a pleasant taste for both hot and iced tea. I could see mixing this with the Black Forest Berry for an extra special treat.
Honeybrush Cooler. I’m so glad that I read the content card to find that this was good for cold brew tea, it wasn’t good it was great. I am a huge fan of citrus and so glad this arrived at my door. I don’t use any sweetener but will tell you I would stick with the recommendation of honey of cane sugar.
Simple Loose Leaf Tea is a great way to try many different teas without splurging on something you might dislike. I love that there is little filler and everything is neatly packed. My mind was blown this month with this selection, I love fruity flavors and green tea, my fondness for black tea is rapidly growing too. I can’t wait to see what next month brings!
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